If Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is elected this fall and has a majority-GOP U.S. House and Senate when he enters office, expect a quick move in Washington to repeal health care reform, a featured speaker at a seminar on that topic said Thursday in Gainesville. “I can almost assure you that, after the inauguration, one of the first acts of the new government will be to repeal this law,” said Richard D. Sanders, an Atlanta lawyer who has served as vice chairman of the American Health Lawyers Association’s Health Reform Task Force. “What if that happens?