The IRS has announced it will postpone
the start date of Obamacare’s “employer mandate” from 2014 to 2015.
Most of the reaction has focused on how this move is an implicit
acknowledgement that Obamacare is harmful, cannot work, and will prove a
liability for Democrats going into the November 2014 elections. The Washington Post called the decision a “fresh setback” and a “significant interruption” to the law’s implementation. John McDonough, a prominent supporter of the law, observes,
“You’ve given the employer community a sense of confidence that maybe
they can kill this. If I were an employer, I would smell blood in the
water.” When a die-hard Obamacare supporter like Ezra Klein says the
employer mandate should be repealed, clearly things are not going well.
While all of this is true, it misses the two most significant implications of this momentous development:
http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/michaelfcannon/2013/07/05/delaying-the-employer-mandate-requires-delaying-all-of-obamacare-n1634360/page/full
While all of this is true, it misses the two most significant implications of this momentous development:
http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/michaelfcannon/2013/07/05/delaying-the-employer-mandate-requires-delaying-all-of-obamacare-n1634360/page/full
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