The devil and Obamacare

NY Times:

Tight Deadlines and Lagging Funds Bedevil Obama Health Care Law


Supporters of the law say President Obama has done little to trumpet its benefits, educate the public or answer the critics.
Obama has given speeches on the subject of his healthcare law until people are sick of hearing him on the subject.   The law has gone from being a political disaster to becoming a bureaucratic fiasco of Biblical proportions.  No one person could possibly absorb all the regulations that have flowed from the monstrosity, yet they expect small businesses to comply with all of it.  It is still one of the most despised laws in US history and it will not become popular from more implementations because the Democrats saved the worse for last.

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