How many new offices will be needed to implement Pelosi's healthcare bill? (unemployment rate, health care)

[roysoldboy]

I am really wondering if HR 3962 might be one of the means of lowering the unemployment rate in this nation. It seems like the House Republican Conference has come up with at least 111 new bureaucratic offices needed to put the bill into effect as a law. I do wonder if the $1.4 trillion that the CBO has settled on will include all these new bureaucracies.

If you want to see a list of the new offices to be needed try this link. It has all of them, I hope.

Pelosi’s health care bill creates 111 new federal Obamacare bureaucracies - California_Yankee’s blog - RedState

[AeroGuyDC]

I would be very surprised if any of those bureaucracies were funded by the bill.

Where do liberals think the money to administer this monstrosity is coming from? This is only the beginning of the tax increase that is coming down the pike.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

I would be very surprised if any of those bureaucracies were funded by the bill.

Where do liberals think the money to administer this monstrosity is coming from? This is only the beginning of the tax increase that is coming down the pike.

Of course, the cost of all these offices isn't included in the total amount to be spent. THEY know what it would be and can't allow anything like this to be included in the final cost. We will be seeing huge tax increases along with higher prices for everything involving health care, but some don't want to see that just as they don't see Obamacare as a take over of nearly 20% of our economy by the government.

[fmaxwelljr]

Remember the laws are made by the house and the senate, then the president passes it or vetos it. The supreme court doesn't make or change laws they only see if it is Constitutional accurate. If it is a bad law and you don't like it FIRE your Congresman???