"Have you ever tried to read the Affordable Care Act? Here
it is; go ahead, take a crack at it. The law is, to put it mildly,
complicated. It is over 1,000 pages long and has many moving parts that
interact in various ways. I have read large chunks of the Affordable
Care Act, although not the whole thing. Life is too short for that.
Reading and interpreting statutes is something that I have done for a
living for several decades now, but there is no way that anyone can hope
to read the ACA and understand how it is intended to work, or–this is
the real point–predict what will happen when all of its many
interlocking requirements, mandates and prohibitions come into contact
with reality. And that is before you get to the thousands of pages of
regulations that have been issued to implement the law." [Power Line]
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