Somehow, I don't think they really have our best interests at heart:
"[HHS Secretary Shecantbeserious] is proposing to reform existing healthcare regulations and purge unnecessary ones ... We are committed to cutting the red tape for health care facilities"
Oh, I can certainly think of one "unnecessary" healthcarelaw tax, can't you?
In a fit of uncontrolled irony, Ms Shecantbeserious has released a "114-page proposal cover[ing] a range of medical positions and services"
You really can't make this stuff up.
The problem, of course, is that - with these folks - one must always look for the actual, usually hidden, motivation. That is, nothing they do is ever really for our own good. So although this looks good on (lots and lots of) paper, it's fair to ask "what are they really trying to accomplish?"
In this case, it seems pretty reasonable that they're beginning to understand the incredible provider shortage that they've created, and are now scrambling for a way to somehow mitigate the damage.
Rotsa ruck with that.
"[HHS Secretary Shecantbeserious] is proposing to reform existing healthcare regulations and purge unnecessary ones ... We are committed to cutting the red tape for health care facilities"
Oh, I can certainly think of one "unnecessary" healthcare
In a fit of uncontrolled irony, Ms Shecantbeserious has released a "114-page proposal cover[ing] a range of medical positions and services"
You really can't make this stuff up.
The problem, of course, is that - with these folks - one must always look for the actual, usually hidden, motivation. That is, nothing they do is ever really for our own good. So although this looks good on (lots and lots of) paper, it's fair to ask "what are they really trying to accomplish?"
In this case, it seems pretty reasonable that they're beginning to understand the incredible provider shortage that they've created, and are now scrambling for a way to somehow mitigate the damage.
Rotsa ruck with that.
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