Remember Nancy Pelosi's now infamous 'We have to vote on it to see what's in it' quip? Well, if somebody had read it, they might have seen what a disastrous effect that one bill would have on our healthcare system.
Laws like that one can stifle competition through government mandates, which create barriers to entry or protect existing businesses, or by enabling existing monopolies to harm smaller competitors through practices like price fixing.
How can some laws can stifle competition?
Regulations can be written in a way that makes it difficult for new businesses to enter a market, effectively limiting competition and protecting established players.
Laws can also be misused to allow mergers that create monopolies or significantly reduce competition in a market.
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The dog thing is right, I've had very expensive, pure inbred Boykin Spaniels for years, spent many dollars on their health & still lost . Rescued a little whatever it is & just feed it. And don't even think about getting a Labrador, they are the worst. Birdchasher.
ReplyDeleteGoing back to your opening paragraph, “we have to vote on it….” This would seem an opportune time to discover just who screwed over the whole country with the wording, and who approved the publication
ReplyDelete. Take steps now to insure they’re NEVER allowed to influence legislation again.
Opie-Care was almost shit-canned in Trump's first term but it was saved by John McCain (Mr. Reach-Across-The-Aisle).
ReplyDeleteSince then it should have been referred to a McCain-Care.
It's not too late to give McCain the credit he deserves.