In the Washington Examiner, Jim Capretta and James Wootton write that House Republicans should freeze, investigate, and replace Obamacare. All three steps should be taken prior to the 2012 election and would help advance the already extraordinarily popular cause of repeal.

Capretta and Wootton advise the House to pass legislation to keep Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and other members of the Obama administration from “furiously issuing rules to ready the law’s government-centric architecture.” This step — the freeze — could only go so far because the pro-Obamacare Senate, and obviously Obama himself, wouldn’t go along. But the step is still worth taking in the House.