Mitt Romney and other vehement opponents of the health care law that was largely upheld by the Supreme Court on Thursday are now turning to the one remaining avenue of appeal: the ballot box in November.

Taken aback by the court’s ruling, Mr. Romney and Congressional Republicans quickly pledged to press forward with seeking to repeal the law and to hold Democrats accountable, a strategy that conservatives believe will help energize their voters in the fall. But a repeal vote in the House, which the majority leader, Eric Cantor, hastily set for July 11, is merely symbolic, with the real debate unfolding over the final four months of the general election campaign.

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Source: The New York Times