If the GOP has the wit and guts to follow through, a workable strategy to repeal Obamacare has come into view, using the very reconciliation process that led to passage of the unpopular bill.  Writing at Breitbart, Mike Flynn explains the opportunity that has been opened up. The key is the budget resolution passed last week: Over the next two weeks, while Congress is in recess, the House and Senate will begin to hammer out small differences between the budget resolutions that passed each chamber. Leaders in both chambers have vowed to meet the April 15th deadline to produce a final budget resolution. The final product of House and Senate negotiations on a budget resolution matters less than the process by which any deal will be enacted. Congress, particularly the Senate, can use “reconciliation” to make policy changes that involve the final budget agreement. Reconciliation limits the amount of debate in the Senate on the final resolution and, most...(Read Full Post)