President Obama is speaking at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Mass., today to talk up Obamacare — an attempt with, as Noah Rothman of Mediaite puts it, “all the subtlety of a JDAM” to show that his currently cantankerous health-care law has Republican origins. Mitt Romney, who helped pass health-care reform in a state that had a unique health-care system, plenty of money, bipartisan support for such a measure, and a tiny uninsured population, isn’t having any of this. He posted the following on his Facebook page:

In the years since the Massachusetts health care law went into effect nothing has changed my view that a plan crafted to fit the unique circumstances of a single state should not be grafted onto the entire country. Beyond that, had President Obama actually learned the lessons of Massachusetts health care, millions of Americans would not lose the insurance they were promised they could keep, millions more would not see their premiums skyrocket, and the installation of the program would not have been a frustrating embarrassment. Health reform is best crafted by states with bipartisan support and input from its employers, as we did, without raising taxes, and by carefully phasing it in to avoid the type of disruptions we are seeing nationally.