Larry Elder: “Roll Call, the publication that covers Congress, writes: ‘In its latest report on [ObamaCare], the Congressional Budget Office said it is no longer possible to assess the overall fiscal impact of the law.’ … What?! Again, how important was the 2010 CBO ‘score,’ delivered on the eve of the Obamacare vote? Vital. Critical. Indispensable. Roll Call reminds us, ‘For Democratic lawmakers who were hesitant to sign onto the sweeping 2010 healthcare law, one of the most powerful selling points (emphasis added) was that the Affordable Care Act would actually reduce the federal budget deficit, despite the additional costs of extending health insurance coverage to the uninsured.’ To the pile of broken Obamacare promises, we now add another.”