Legislators don’t like to repeal bad law.
It amounts to admitting a mistake. The
Special interests that bribed them to vote for bad law still wants bad law to
remain on the books. Legislators prefer
to “amend” bad law and keep their presumed power over whatever issues the bad
law dictates. It’s easier to amend and
it keeps contributions coming from special interests.
A clean repeal should mean that all of the
requirements and regulations in place because of the bad law should disappear
and none of them should be retained in that law. A repeal should signal that
the “unintended consequences” of the law are untenable. It isn’t just Obamacare that needs to be
repealed.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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