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The president has used a fairly aggressive strategy of just waiving or delaying various parts of the law as a strategy to make the law work. >> part of which is baked into the cake statutorily we should say. >> part of which. part of which is quite nebulo nebulously legal, saying sell the insurance plans which the law says are illegal because i won't try to enforce it. easily imagine a republican president using the same strategy to undermine the law rather than support the law. if president romney had been elected he could have just said, well, we're going to delay the individual mandate beca...

Let's improve the health care system in our country. when we do, we lift everybody. >> so by what he said tonight, did he go far enough or do you think he needed to go further for your taste or more specifically, for your re-election? >> when it comes to colorado, we've got to make this law work. i'm going to continue pushing the president to make some additional changes to look at expanding the individual market time frame so you can sign up. there's some things we can do. >> is he a liability for you, the president back home? >> when it comes to colorado, when it comes to natural energy, tha...

Because you've done really, really well, or you don't do well and we can extend you involuntarily at the end of the parole. >> what do employers look for? tommy? >> the knowledge and the skill involved or the task involved. >> it is rare for this group of patients to stay at atascadero for more than 14 months. >> okay. any other criteria that the employer is going to look for? >> even though most of them have a long history of violent crimes, about half of the so-called mentally disordered offenders will be released. >> to make this law work, the patients have to get good treatment here and ge...

Department of health and human nature and human services have made, they don't seem to have any limit. another problem that i think you'll see. republicans make that case. not just the case a case of people are losing their health insurance coverage for their paying too much, but that the administration and the democrats have overstepped the constitutional and regional balance by trying to make all of these changes make this law work. a lot of republicans are rallying against obamacare and we will see if they provide some political fortune to that. leland: michael moran, thank you so much for ...

For the law overall. elizabeth, what's your take on it? >> i mean, i guess my original take is that there's no question that we've had some bumps in the road over the past couple of months, and that this is one more step to try to smooth the transition. but the reality is that no policy change is going to make this law work for 100% of americans on january 1st. and the bigger question is over time how does the dust settle? you know, the reforms and the new rules and regulations going into effect on january 1st represent a big shift, and disruption was expected. but the question is over time do...