Barack Obama and his campaign hoped to make ObamaCare their pitch to get younger voters more enthused about the election this year — a perverse but not forlorn hope, as I’ll explain in a minute. That may be even more true in North Carolina, where Democrats are holding their convention this week, and where Obama needs to generate the visible and noticeable excitement among college-age voters that was so apparent in 2008 and has been lacking in 2012. Peter Hamby at CNN reports why that may be a bigger problem for North Carolina college students in particular, as the costs of their mandated health insurance went up more than half after ObamaCare’s passage:
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