"(CNSNews.com) -- Bureaucracies in the Obama Administration have thus far published approximately 11,588,500 words of final Obamacare regulations, while there are only 381,517 words in the Obamacare law itself.
That means unelected federal officials have now written 30 words of regulations for each word in the law."
30 words of regulation for each word of law.
Too much.
If any law or bill is longer than 10 pages it needs to be broken down into separate components. And each component voted upon separately. If the regulations are more that twenty pages, they need to be redone as well.
I think it was James Webb or George Muller at NASA during the Apollo Program who said if you can't give the idea in less than 10 pages you aren't thinking enough and need to start with a single clean sheet of paper. Maybe that type of thinking is what is needed now.
Think out the issue.
Distill it to it barest minimums, necessary to get the idea out so anyone can understand it.
Then get it done.
What we have no is a monstrosity that noone knows fully what it is, how it is to be implemented and what it's total effects are.
Maybe it's time to start with a single, clean, sheet of paper.
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