Thus spake Mr. Douthat, whittled down to what he really means:
The Obamacare website is working better and by the time there are enough Republicans in office to repeal the law, it will have metastasized into a political liability for those who want to take it all back.
The only hope is convincing young people they should hate it. After all, I hate it, and that has to count for something.
Someone sounds desperate.

I’m finally reduced to asking you (or someone who knows): HOW DO YOU PRONOUNCE THE NAME DOUTHAT? I keep wanting to say “Doubt That” sort of like Mrs. Doubtfire, but I’m certain that couldn’t be right.
I await your prompt reply.
I’ve seen the progblogs refer to him as Ross Doubt-that, which is extremely appropriate (since he seems to be two parts Broder, one part Buckley, one part Dolan [Timothy, Cardinal] minus three parts the brainpower of each. Norquist seems more eloquent in comparison – and being less impressive than Mr. Poopyhead takes doing.) So it’s not surprising that you want to pronounce it that way.
OTOH, he is a lot less unintelligible than Palin/Huckabee/Perkins/Robertson, and both less unintelligible and more original than Paul, which in Teahadist circles has to count for something.
From Slate, March 12, 2009:
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