political editor at the huffington post, msnbc political analyst howard fineman. howard, good evening. >> hi, keith. >> this was obviously one of those moments longed for by those congressional republicans, as we could tell especially from ms. bachmann's kind of repeal tourette's right there. the day after the big repeal, how's the repeal road show going? >> well, i don't think it's going that well. you cited the poll numbers in the new a.p. poll. and i think there's been some loss of steam in the repeal movement. as it runs into reality. and it runs into politics. because the fact is, as even the fox news interviewer indicated, the administration has managed to get across the point, the democrats have managed to get across the point that the reform bill does say that people, all people with pre-existing conditions are entitled to insurance coverage. that's a reform that most of the american people understand, and i think basically like. ditto with allowing kids up to the age of 26 to be covered by