Reading the papers this morning, I feel a little bit like I woke up a few months back in time. The WSJ has another editorial attacking Massachusetts health care. In our endorsement of Romney during the primary season, we wrote: “He knows that not every feature of the health-care plan he enacted in Massachusetts should be replicated nationally, but he can also speak with more authority than any of the other Republican candidates about this pressing issue.” He tried tackling the issue with a Democratic legislature with mixed results. Then David Axelrod helped get a liberal Democrat into office to succeed him. Romney’s health-care plan was an “imperfect model,” but one with some worthy components, and allies, and worth reviewing — both its good and bad elements.