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Chuck Schumer told Politico that Democrats plan to start using the slogan leading up to nationwide rallies on Jan. 15
Our thought bubble: Although witty, the only way the slogan saves Obamacare is if it scares Republicans who are nervous about repealing the healthcare system without having a replacement plan. It might work better long term, especially if the health-care markets go south.