All credentialed media checking into the Republican National Convention are being given a swag bag [with]… Mitt Romney’s book, No Apology, in which he suggested his approach to health care in Massachusetts could be accomplished in the rest of the country…. [P]age 177… Romney describes his Massachusetts health care law and writes:
We can accomplish the same thing for everyone in the country, and it can be done without letting government take over health care.
This language… Romney thought his Massachusetts health care law could be a model for the nation. Such phrasing complicated his argument for why his law was different from President Obama’s national one…
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