After 496 days in office, the Congressman’s government website
lists views on health care as “under construction” 

5. He’s determining how important his principles are here

When asked if he would compromise his principles for legislation, Bill Enyart asked, “How important is it? How important is my principle? (Source: Candidate’s debate, 8/15/12)

4. He’s counting on you not to judge him until after the two year mark

When asked about the failed launch on the Obamacare website, Congressman Enyart’s office stated, “They had over two years to get ready. It’s a shame” (Source: The Southern). Maybe the same two-year criteria hold true to Congressman Enyart’s position on health care.

3. He’s still trying to decide if Obamacare is a tax so he can get the language juuuuust right

When speaking at a press conference on July 5, 2013, Bill Enyart said, “When asked if he agreed with the Supreme Court’s ruling of Obamacare’s individual mandate as a tax, Bill Enyart said, “You know, I’m not a tax attorney and I’m not a Supreme Court Justice, so I don’t frankly know whether it’s a tax or not. (Source: YouTube)

2. He’s patiently awaiting instructions from Nancy Pelosi on how to run for re-election on Obamacare

Nancy Pelosi said the Affordable Care Act would be a winning issue for Democrats in the 2014 elections and rejected the notion that they are running away from defending the law.

1. Duh, he wants to be re-elected

It’s abundantly clear that Congressman Enyart is running from Obamacare. Not only are his views “under construction” on his governmental website, he also fails to list the topic on his campaign website. According to the DC publication, The Hill, “Most Democrats in competitive elections are seeking to avoid the topic, opting not to tout the controversial law on their campaign websites.”