More and more Democrats now worry sweeping law may hurt them at the polls

Juneau Empire
By Grace-Marie Turner

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Rep. Barney Frank has led a parade of Democrats in renouncing the passage of the Affordable Care Act, suggesting the far-reaching law may be a net deficit for the party on Election Day.

“I think we paid a terrible price for health care,” the Massachusetts Democrat recently told reporters. “I would not have pushed it as hard.”

He said President Obama should have seen the election of Republican Scott Brown to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy as a demand to pivot away from sweeping health reform two years ago.

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