WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama extended an olive branch on Monday to states struggling to implement his healthcare law, offering support for a proposal that would give them some flexibility in carrying out its key parts.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama extended an olive branch on Monday to states struggling to implement his healthcare law, offering support for a proposal that would give them some flexibility in carrying out its key parts.
2 thoughts on “Obama offers states flexibility on healthcare law”
Sounds like someone is worried about his “cornerstone legislation” getting thrown into the dustbin.
The last I’ve read is that HHR has now authorized up to 111 exemptions from the law to date for various health organizatons, unions and corporations.
This 2500 plus page piece of garbage legislation needs to be deep-sixed…period!
Even more tragic we have to suffer another 1.5 years of this Presidential nightmare; I.E., Obama& Co. while he conducts his presidency as if he’s a ‘visitor’ in the White House on perpetual vacation. His only claim to self-competency is that he can shoot ‘hoops” . Were we conned or what…?! / : |
Carl Nemo **==
Comments are closed.