Transforming Care: A Christian Vision of Nursing Practice Book

Time will tell how bad it is, but looks like many employer burdens are being pushed back and surely other executive orders (and whims) that the author did not foresee but probably would have sounded crazy to have written in the book.

Not sure whether you really needed a book to warn of a bloated bureaucracy, even if the book is still many many pages fewer than the legislation itself.

On the plus side, the success of a program people are forced to buy into is aided by so many employers dumping coverage.

I think if you listened to just about all the arguments at the time, a lot of this would not be new. Along with how the CBO merely grades whatever is put before it without making any subjective decisions with regards to practicality or whether the true costs would be quietly pushed through in separate legislation. (Much like the Secure Fence Act which passed.. but a separate bill was needed to fund it.)

Does of course warn that one-size fits all policies are costly and mean you are paying for things you will never use, such as Mormons having to get policies which cover substance abuse recovery.