. >> jean shahin, the democratic senator from new hampshire, had emoed the president when it came to the promises of the program. >> don't tell me something is true and then i find out it's not. >> rogers johnson, a former republican state lawmaker has been a health care consultant for 32 years. >> don't tell me it's affordable and it's not. don't tell me i can go to this hospital when i can't. when i know what you're telling me is not true, i then question the individuals who made that offer. >> but in fact this wasn't the first time jean shahin waded into the waters of health care reform. in the mid '90s, then state senator shahin led a reform effort that create add prototype for obamacare. according to critics of the plan, the results were devastating. the law drove up prime judgments and dro insurers out of the state. which super ceded state laws, if anything has made matters worse. not only is there less -- prior to jan conveyor 1, 2014, you had access to a nationwide network of all providers and hospitals. >> based in hampstade, tom hart is president of the national association

way and repeal it, then, develop a plan that works for the states >> we tried to speak to senator shahinor months to discuss her stance, she would not talk to us >> she was the deciding vote to implement a bill people didn't want. she voted against every single grandfathering amendment to protect doctors, nurses and hospitals. >> brown believes people will vote for him because of many issues not just obama care but there is no denying it will play a part in the race. >> scott brown won a seat due to unpopularity of the affordable care act. >> you don't think gene shahin is going to convince people? >> whether you like it or don't like it, a clear majority does not want to see this repealed they want to see it continued or fixed in different ways. >> it's possible the 2014 elections will be seen as yet another referendum on the affordable care act. obamacare may, or may not be the future but one thing is sure. passing the law has not ended the debate. there is more uncertainty than ever, since finding out the cost of the new plans she has recently decided to take her chances and self insu

running against senator jean shahin. >> i want to run to repeal obamacare.y rammed it through congress, we can do it the same way and repeal it. then go back ask develop a plan that works for the states. >> the average polls show shahin with a solid lead he tried to speak to discuss her stance on health care. but she would not talk to us. >> she was the deciding vote. to implement a health care bill people didn't want. voted against every grandfathering amendment to protect doctors, nurses and hospitals. >> brown believes people will vote for him because of many issues not just obamacare but there is no denying it will play a part in this race. >> scott brown won a senate seat in massachusetts due to unpopularity of affordable care act. >> you don't think he's going to have trouble with convincing people this is the right thick to do? >> one of the things surveys are showing is that when you like it or don't like it, a clear majority do not want to see this repealed they want it see it continued or fixed in some way. >> new hampshire is just part of a trend.

running against senator jean shahin. >> i want to run to repeal obamacare.med it through congress we can do it the same way and repeal it. then go back ask develop a plan that works for the states. >> the average polls show shahin with a solid lead he tried to speak to discuss her stance on health care. but she would not talk to us. >> she was the deciding vote. to implement a health care bill people didn't want. voted against every grandfathering amendment to protect doctors, nurses and hospitals. >> brown believes people will vote for him because of many issues not just obamacare but there is no denying it will play a part in this race. >> scott brown won a senate seat in massachusetts due to unpopularity of affordable care act. >> you don't think he's going to have trouble with convincing people this is the right thick to do? >> one of the things surveys are showing is that when you like it or don't like it, a clear majority do not want to see this repealed they want it see it continued or fixed in some way. >> new hampshire is just part of a trend. it's