Obamacare Already Subject to 19 Delays; 14 By Law, 5 by Executive Action
Still finding out what's in it?
President Obama has already signed 14 laws that amend, rescind or otherwise change parts of his health care law, and he's taken five independent steps to delay the Affordable Care Act on his own, according to a new report from the Congressional Research Service, released Wednesday.
The release comes as congressional Republicans are pushing for a halt or outright repeal of the whole law, and as Mr. Obama and his allies decry that as a waste of time and an effort to undermine his signature political achievement.
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Obamacare Already Subject to 19 Delays; 14 By Law, 5 by Executive Action
However, Executive Action has Technological Mess, Union Pressure, and Nervous Politicians due up this inning so we'll see if they can't just get a little back here..
'Obamacare Already Subject to 19 Delays; 14 By Law, 5 by Royal Decree'
Fixed.