The White House has quietly extended the deadline for people to sign up for health care plans by a day, to midnight Tuesday for anyone signing up for a plan that kicks in on January 1st. George Will, clearly frustrated with yet another arbitrary delay to the health care law, bashed the White House for not only the sporadic delays but the manner in which they are announced. Will said, "Obamacare is now a tapestry of coercions mitigated by random acts of presidential mercy, announced in the most bizarre ways." Will also took note of how the White House did not go out of its way to highlight this delay and others, and made the official announcements in really obscure corners only to be discovered by the media.
George Will On Obamacare: It's A 'Tapestry of Coercions' Occasionally Mixed with Brief 'Mercy'
The White House has quietly extended the deadline for people to sign up for health care plans by a day, to midnight Tuesday for anyone signing up for a plan that kicks in on January 1st. George Will, clearly frustrated with yet another arbitrary delay to the health care law, bashed the White House for not only the sporadic delays but the manner in which they are announced. Will said, "Obamacare is now a tapestry of coercions mitigated by random acts of presidential mercy, announced in the most bizarre ways." Will also took note of how the White House did not go out of its way to highlight this delay and others, and made the official announcements in really obscure corners only to be discovered by the media.
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