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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">FILE: July 19, 2013: House Speaker John Boehner walks to the chamber
floor on Capitol Hill, in Washington, D.C.APHouse Republicans say their
goal is to repeal President Obama's health care law, not to present
an alternative plan."I don't think it's a matter of what we put
on the floor right now," said Rep. Greg Walden of Oregon, who
heads the party's campaign committee. He added that what is important is
"trying to delay Obamacare."His remarks are in response to criticism that
the Republican-led House have voted more than three dozen times over the
past several years to repeal the law in part or in whole.Officially,
the effort to craft an alternative plan is a work "in progress"
and has been since Jan. 19, 2011, according to GOP.gov, a leadership-run
website.But internal divisions, disagreement about political tactics and
Obama's 2012 re-election have resulted in uncertainty about whether Republicans
will vote on a plan of their own before the 2014 elections,
or if not by then, perhaps before the president leaves office, more
than six years after the original promise.Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan, who
leads a committee with jurisdiction over health care, said, "If we are
successful in ultimately repealing this legislation, then yes, we will have
a replacement bill ready to come back with."Divisions were evident earlier
this year, when legislation to make it easier for high-risk individuals
to purchase coverage died without a vote. It was
Democrats who accused Republicans of being anti-women during last years
campaign are strangely silent now that one of their own -- San
Diego Mayor Bob Filner -- is accused of groping and sexually assaulting
women."Don't identify him as my former colleague," an agitated House Democratic
Leader Nancy Pelosi reportedly said Thursday night when asked about the
claims against Filner.Pelosi worked alongside Filner for 10 years in Congress.
The two were founding members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and
Filner was a loyal foot soldier for the House leader, having spent
20 years in Congress. On Friday, however, Pelosi said, "What goes on
in San Diego is up to the people of San Diego. I'm
not here to make any judgments."Compare that to the scandal involving Florida
Rep. Mark Foley. Republican Foley was accused of sending sexually explicit
emails to a congressional page. On the very same day the story
broke, Pelosi took to the House floor to demand an investigation.Or consider
the case against Oregon Sen. Bob Packwood, accused of unwanted sexual advances
in November 1992. Two days later, the Oregon Democratic Party called for
his resignation, followed by a call from California Democratic Sen. Dianne
Feinstein. Twelve days after the story broke and before any investigation,
Feinstein said Packwood should resign if the allegations were true. A month
later, California's other senator, Barbara Boxer, said Packwood should resign
immediately
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