The Obama administration apparently has missed half its own deadlines for implementing the health care overhaul, according to a report that suggests the recent delay of a key insurance mandate is hardly an outlier.
The finding was included in a Congressional Research Service report, and first published in an article on Forbes.com.
The nonpartisan congressional research unit examined 82 deadlines that the Affordable Care Act imposed on the administration, and found the administration missed exactly half of them. Let me be perfectly clear. Doing this in all 57 states IS hard.
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Technically speaking, Obama could be impeached for violating the basic articles of the constitution that impose upon him a non-optional duty to effectively execute the laws that Congress passes, instead of unilaterally delaying them by executive fiat.
Imagine if it were President Romney imposing these delay - you'd hear impeachment tlak far and wide in the big media press.
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You could cut that headline down to just the first two words...
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Yeah, so what, "pass it, we will read it and find out what's in it", was the mantra for a new tax (see Supreme Court decision). Has anyone ever heard of the US Government repealing a tax ? Not that I can remember, it gets morphed into something else. I for one have no faith in the present administration. We are going to F-up our entire labor, medical and financial systems to try to "insure" 30 Million people have medical insurance ? What ? 10% of the US population of both legal and/or illegal aliens for the whims of the Democrat (Socialist) Party ? And haul the rest of us into this barrel of Shite ?
Yeah, its a train wreck. Wake up before it is too late, look at all the money wasted on this minority program already...
Posted by: Marilyn (I had a Sex Change) Bourbon6503 ||
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Imagine if it were President Romney imposing these delay - you'd hear impeachment tlak far and wide in the big media press.
No, I think Romney would scrap Obamacare.
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What's the problem? It's just a law. Not like something The One has to concern himself with.
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The Obama administration apparently has missed half its own deadlines for implementing the health care overhaul, according to a report that suggests the recent delay of a key insurance mandate is hardly an outlier. 
