BRANSTAD HOPES OBAMACARE WILL BE STRUCK DOWN

THE U.S. SUPREME COURT WILL ISSUE ITS LAST OPINIONS OF THEIR CURRENT SESSION ON THURSDAY, WITH THE DECISION ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S HEALTH CARE PLAN EXPECTED TO OCCUR THAT DAY.

GOVERNOR TERRY BRANSTAD SAYS THERE'S NO GREATER THREAT TO JOB CREATION IN THE COUNTRY THAN "OBAMACARE:"

THE GOVERNOR SAYS WHATEVER PARTS OF OBAMACARE, IF ANY, THAT AREN'T STRUCK DOWN BY THE COURT, SHOULD THEN BE REPEALED;

BRANSTAD SAYS THE PRESIDENT BROKE HIS PROMISE TO MAKE HEALTH CARE AFFORDABLE. 
HE SAYS IOWA HAS A GOAL TO BECOME THE HEALTHIEST STATE IN THE NATION, BY HAVING IOWANS TAKE OWNERSHIP OF THEIR OWN HEALTH.

THE GOVERNOR CONDUCTED HIS WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCE IN SIOUX CITY.