Which media outlets will give a fair hearing to the Democratic arguments?

It doesn't matter what the right says when they control nearly the entirely media structure. They know whatever they say will be heard and repeated ad infinitum.

The left has never invested in the media to the same scale, and is forever left trying to find a way to get the message out.

So at this point, I'm less concerned about the message itself, since too few will even hear it.

"If you look for the social economic motive, you will not have to wait for history to tell you what was propaganda and what was truth." - George Seldes

Will they campaign on repealing health care?  Yes, haven't you been watching the teevee?  All of America is against it except the DFH's and the lazy asses who are too sorry to go out and find a job with benefits.  You know the ones.... all those millions of people who are enjoying their unemployment so much they don't give a damn about ever looking for work again.  

What will the Democrats respond with?  Your guess is as good as mine.  I'm tired of even remotely expecting them to respond forcefully and with a clear voice.  If I had to guess, the response will be to quiver and quake while drifting a little further to the right every day while the Republican scream machine pounds them over the head with the GOP narrative until their only choice is to scream "UNCLE" to make the noise stop.  Then there will only be time enough left for the Democrats to clean out their desk drawers and offices to make way for the newly elected Republican who will take their place.

With the direction that things are currently headed I would say the odds in Vegas are pretty good that this scenario won't be too far off the mark.

And Democrats better wise up, get it passed, and run on fixing what the public doesn't like before the repeal movement gains steam.

It worked on a healthcare bill in the 1990s; they are rolling out the old anti-Clinton playbook.

50 states, 210 media market, 435 Congressional Districts, 3080 counties, 192,480 precincts

Probably, "How can we change this to make it more acceptable to Republicans?"

Within the first year of signing health care reform, thousands of uninsured Americans with preexisting conditions would suddenly be able to purchase health insurance for the very first time in their lives.

This year, your child can stay on your insurance policy until age 26.

This year, insurance companies will be banned forever from denying coverage to children with preexisting conditions.

This year, they will be banned from dropping your coverage when you get sick. And they will no longer able to arbitrarily and massively hike your premiums. Those practices will end.

If this reform becomes law, all the new insurance plans will be required to offer free preventive care to customers starting this year. Free checkups so we can catch preventable diseases.

Starting this year, there will be no more lifetime restricive annual limits on the amount of care you can receive from your insurance companies...

It would change fast: Insurance companies would finally be held accountable to the American people

There is so much stuff on the WH blog that would start THIS Year that are favorable.  They should have a rebuttal or several actually--I do.