Thursday
Jul292010
Obamacare: Pre-Bill Passage & Post-Bill Passage Org Charts
Thursday, July 29, 2010 at 12:50PM The Washington Examiner has an excellent piece today examining the Obamacare org chart pre-bill and post-bill signing. Here is what the original Obamacare org chart looked like:
After Republicans had time to fully vet the signed bill, here is what the org chart looks like now:
Remember this if you think Democrats are the answer to anything but causing headaches. They're morons.
Reader Comments (9)
There's that hope and change he promised.
Everything's changed so much no one has any hope. I know I don't. I'm depressed everyday because I can't find somewhere else to work. I hate what I do so much, I cry just about everyday.
Maybe I should sue Obama for false advertising. He promised better, but everyone is miserable.
Repeal this Hob Gobbler, this monster will destroy whats left of America.....
The bottom chart looks like what a white kid is going to have to go through to get a student loan now that Obama controls the student loan pursestrings.
Org charts, smorg charts....bottom line is we all get free health care. Why complain? It's all good.....until we run out of money to pay for it.
Pathetic neo-cons. Who do you think you are fooling?
Apparently not you genius Joe. It seems you trust an entity (the government) that has bankrupted every program it has ever run to handle our health care needs? We may be pathetic, but you're stupid.
In case you haven't heard, you can't fix that.
Anyone with an ounce of sense would recognize that the health care bureaucracy formed by this bill will consume at least 5 to 10 times the cost of providing "traditional" health care through private insurance organizations. So much for cutting health care costs!
It is sheer madness, and I encourage everyone to zoom in and peruse the high-resolution pdf of the org. chart: Your New Health Care System
One of my favorite parts is the triangle in the upper right that notes "Special Interest Provisions".
And, I forgot to mention probably one of the most stunning comments from the joint committee web site:
Brady admits committee analysts could not fit the entire health care bill on one chart. “This portrays only about one-third of the complexity of the final bill. It’s actually worse than this.”
Stunning.