Ira Stoll on the Early Obamacare Advocate Who Is Missing as the Program Flounders
Peter Orszag is strangely silent since the reforms he wanted have been made.
Peter Orszag was the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget for the first year and a half of the Obama administration. Other than President Obama himself, he's the person most identified with the argument that health reform was necessary to save the government money. Ira Stoll wants to know why Orszag has gone so quiet since the disastrous launch of Healthcare.gov and Obamacare.
