#cheribustos

Despite claims from Washington Democrat leadership that Democrats will be "proud to own" ObamaCare in 2014, a troubling trend is continuing among Democrat candidates in competitive races.

Yesterday, Congresswoman Cheri Bustos (D-IL), refused to give a "yes or no" answer when asked if she would have voted for ObamaCare: 

In a telephone conference with reporters Wednesday, Bustos declined to answer Sauk Valley Media's question about whether she would have voted for Obamacare - yes or no.

Earlier this month, Sean Eldridge (D-NY) would not say if he would have voted for ObamaCare:

True to his otherwise circumspect approach, however, Eldridge declined to say whether he would have voted for the bill, knowing what he does now about its implementation, had he been a member of Congress in 2010.

"It's impossible to speculate on something when I wasn't there and wasn't in the room and didn't have an opportunity to vote on it," he said. "But what I would say now moving forward is that I would not vote more than 40 times, as my opponent has, to repeal the Affordable Care Act."