The Supreme Court upheld a key provision in the Affordable Care Act on Thursday, prompting President Barack Obama to announce, "The Affordable Care Act is here to stay."
The Republican candidates for president refuse to accept that. The entire 2016 field—except for Donald Trump, for now—responded to the Court's decision by tweeting their opposition to the law, which most of them have pledged to repeal and replace.
I am disappointed in the Burwell decision, but this is not the end of the fight against ObamaCare. http://t.co/3yaEVF1TaW
— Jeb Bush (@JebBush) June 25, 2015
RT If you agree. We need real leadership in Washington, and Congress needs to repeal and replace #ObamaCare. #SCOTUScare - SKW
— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) June 25, 2015
As President I would make it my mission to repeal #Obamacare, and propose real solutions for our healthcare system. http://t.co/9KHFqbBWwS
— Dr. Rand Paul (@RandPaul) June 25, 2015
I remain committed to repealing this bad law and replacing it...
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) June 25, 2015
Repeal Obamacare and let the free market—not more crony capitalism—improve access and care for all Americans. http://t.co/qaAR7pNVQJ
— Carly Fiorina (@CarlyFiorina) June 25, 2015
Deeply disappointed by #SCOTUS ruling. Fundamental increase of govt control. I'm working to ensure next Pres repeals and replaces #Obamacare
— Dr. Ben Carson (@RealBenCarson) June 25, 2015
Americans deserve better than what we’re getting with Obamacare. It’s time we repealed and replaced it! http://t.co/1EHfbVKBMa
— Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) June 25, 2015
The solution is for Congress to admit they screwed up, repeal the "nightmare of #Obamacare" & let states road-test real health care reforms.
— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) June 25, 2015
Today's Supreme Court ruling is another reminder that if we want to get rid of #Obamacare, we must elect a conservative President #RICK2016
— Rick Santorum (@RickSantorum) June 25, 2015
Sadly, #SCOTUS has again stretched to save #Obamacare making plain the need to repeal & replace with a patient-centric market based plan.
— George E. Pataki (@GovernorPataki) June 25, 2015
President Obama and Hillary Clinton would like this to be the end of the debate on Obamacare, but it isn’t: http://t.co/XpY9HtxFQO
— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) June 25, 2015