The sheer size of the law does not bode well for freedom in our society; what else would 2,400+ pages of legislation do but vastly empower the growth and influence of government in our lives? As this story reveals, a law that ostensibly aims at improving health care shackles businesses with additional tax requirements.
As was touched on in an earlier Chalk Talk post, the size of the law also affords plenty of opportunity to illustrate the unworkable nature of so vast a growth in government, and illustrate that Americans are still averse to ceding control over our health care and society over to the central government.
"Lawmakers have heard the complaints." Keep "complaining," insisting on freedom first that is, and politicians fearing reelection will listen.
