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Ahh yes, I remember the issue of the 'waivers,' the fauxrage scandal du jour of 2011.
I don't remember the details, but I believe the 'waivers' were a bridge between the onset of mandatory coverages and the creation and availability of the exchanges; Iow, it let companies who otherwise would be inclined to drop coverage altogether a 'waiver' to the definition of coverage requirement, until such a time that the employer mandate and/or exchanges became available.
Do I have to get you details or can you just accept that what I just said is reasonably accurate?
so in affect they didn't foresee the issue and had to grant ...waivers?
not a judgment ( for now), just a question.
That's more or less correct, I suppose.
Or, maybe they did foresee it, and just figured they would grant waivers to anyone who threatened to drop coverage?
Now, whether or not they foresaw so many members of the general public buying into the narrative there was some sort of conspiracy involved...
well, its ( everything) has always been a battle of narratives
I think, that they did not foresee the issues, then decided well, we'll grant waivers. now in and of itself I don't find it earth shaking BUT, when you raise the issue, ( go ask Greenbeard) or any issue like the CLASS Act ging belly up the defense starts, not a step backwards, everything is going according to pan etc etc etc ...this is, a Democratic bill, they do own it and when something goes awry a better tack might be, yes this is a screw and we will try and fix it this way or that....
they over promised, and I think we are seeing that they overrated governments ability ( any gov. right left whatever) to create and manage a program the size of Frances economy......I mean seriously.
Looking at the IRS thing, the DOJ etc. I find it hard to get to uspet when folks even in hyperbole criticize the size and scope of government, look, Baucas inferred it was a coming train-wreck..........and its not like we didn't have history that tells us that tis may not end well.