Outspoken Idaho Representative Vito Barbieri has pledged to continue his fight against President Barack Obama's health care reform despite the Supreme Court's final ruling on Thursday. Barbieri -- who sponsored a 2011 bill to nullify health care reform in Idaho, told KTVB he wants to try to nullify the law again. "This cannot be the reality," Barbieri told KTVB. Barbieri said he's deeply concerned that the federal government is overstepping its bounds and invading the personal lives of its citizenry. Barbieri said the next step for Idaho Republicans was to continue fighting the measure through any means possible/KTVB. More here.

Melissa Davlin, Twin Falls Times News via Twitter: "One repercussion: the ID Legislature didn't introduce a bill for the state-run insurance exchange, meaning the fed gov't will impose one."

• Idahoans on both sides react to ruling/Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise
• GOP vows repeal; begins election year push on ruling/Cameron Joseph, The Hill

Question: Is the repeal of Obamacare a sure-fire winner in presidential/congressional races for the GOP?