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and reid wilson, editor and chief of the hot line. romney was asked about the hecklers.t what did to david axlerod. take a look at his response. >> many of the events i go to, there are large groups of obama supporters there heckling me. and some point what sells for the goose, sells for the gander. if they're going to heckle ugh, we're not going to play by different rules. >> i come from some whitty and stiff white folk, and i've never heard that before. but the boston herald writes after watching the campaign deliver a wuchb-t one-two punch i'll have what he's having. so are republicans really celebrating the scrap pi style, unapologetic style? and what the romney camp is going to get ahead? >> at some level they're happy to see romney can bring it if he has to. some people had to say i was good as can get. >> the opposite seems to be true for the president. there's been a negative reaction when he gets down. can the candidate of hope not take this as what's good for the goose approach? like romney says. >> one of the things we saw in 2008 is in this hope and change ca

i'mç joined by reid wilson. good morning. anybody get any sleep last night.ann, let me start with you. a lot of headlines. i want to show you some of them. the daily news has the president toasting and big headline in "the washington post." victory for obama on the "new york times." look, the republicans certainly aren't acting like it was a victory for obama. they are acting like it's a victory for them. is there a winner here politically or will time tell? >> both sides were ready to spin it to their favor but i think it's hard to argue that it's not a victory for president obama on the substance of it. the law will stand. it will be enacted. and the only argument that republicans are making, really, is that politically and perhaps in some ways legally they have gotten an advantage. politically, of course, because it's going to potentially fire up their base. although, i think it remains to be seen how much it will be and how much mitt romney is going to want to talk about a law that is close to the one that he enacted in massachusetts. so i think obviously

i'mç joined by reid wilson. good morning. anybody get any sleep last night. of headlines. i want to show you some of them. the daily news has the president toasting and big headline in "the washington post." victory for obama on the "new york times." look, the republicans certainly aren't acting like it was a

joining me now, political reporter for "the washington post" nia-malika henderson and editor in chief reid wilsoneid, let me start with you, we just heard from senator ba raus sew, when we think about it, what about the states? there are a handful of governors, chris christie, rick perry, just to name a couple, who said they will not support the law. when we think about this, really, at the end of the day could the governors block the obama health care plan? >> well, not exactly, richard. this is all bt exchanges that every state gets to set up that then delivers the care from the state instead of from the federal government. if the states don't set up those exchanges in a -- follow the time line the federal government lays out, then the government comes in and essentially does it for them. there's kind of an irony that the party so concerned with the tenth amendment and states' rights are giving up theability to control their own exchanges and instead giving that power to the federal government. you know, scott walker is a governor who's done this in wisconsin. he said he'll wait until after the