I'm going to try to read the bill.
That's right. The whole 1018-page monstrosity (well, I'll skip the tables of contents). Since I haven't heard that ANYTHING in it is actually a good thing for anyone (the latest I heard about today is on page 49 - that the family of the deceased can't sue an insurance company (read "the government") if they deny care that ultimately leads to death. Which is going to happen a LOT.) I've complained enough about it, and about the fact that my Congresscritter hasn't read it and isn't going to. I might as well do it so that, in the event that he actually DOES have a town hall about it (doubtful), I can go armed with more knowledge than he has.
Every day that I read it, I'll gather my observations from that day and post them, along with the ramifications as I see them so that y'all can follow along if you wish to. I hope it'll go quickly - it's not like reading a thousand-page novel. The bill is double-spaced, and there's a lot of white space on every page.
Every day that I read it, I'll gather my observations from that day and post them, along with the ramifications as I see them so that y'all can follow along if you wish to. I hope it'll go quickly - it's not like reading a thousand-page novel. The bill is double-spaced, and there's a lot of white space on every page.