President Obama: 'We're not going back'

President Barack Obama declared that ObamaCare "is working" and that "we're not going back," as the White House looked to reboot its efforts to sell Americans on the president's signature healthcare law.

President Obama said that "poor execution" of the rollout of HealthCare.gov had "clouded" the benefits of the bill but said he would not allow technical glitches to undermine a program that was providing financial security for many Americans. "If I've got to fight another three years to make sure this law works, that's what we'll do," President Obama said. "We're not repealing it as long as I'm president," he added. "I want everybody to be clear about that. We'll make it work." The President, flanked by supporters who had benefited from aspects of the law, vacillated between a defense of his much-criticized program and a sales pitch intended to highlight some of ObamaCare's benefits for ordinary families.