pro for·ma (prō fôr'mə)
adj.
1. Done as a formality; perfunctory.
[New Latin prō fōrmā : prō, for the sake of + fōrmā, ablative of fōrma, form.]
-The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Ms. Bachman has introduced a bill to repeal the "healthcare" bill that just (barely) passed the House of Representatives. Getting her bill to the floor of the House will never happen with Queen Pelosi as speaker, but at least Michelle Bachman is making a nice gesture. Gonna have to wait till after next January, though, to see any actual debate on it.
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