By: Jim Collins

Jim Collins — Tue, 01 Mar 2016 15:12:34 +0000

Interesting and he doesn’t even go to the flip side of this.
How many government jobs are created because of the need to administer and enforce these regulations? These jobs create no wealth, in fact they do the exact opposite in the form of higher taxes and fees. People complain about the cost of health care. How much of the cost is caused by having to comply with these regulations and the paperwork they generate. My doctor has one person to handle scheduling, one assistant to help with patients and four people to comply with the paperwork for insurance, Medicare and Medicaid. Then there are the people who process this paperwork for the Government. When my Mother was alive we received identical forms and notices from both the State and Federal Government. You can call me a conspiracy theorist, but, I believe that this is a coordinated effort. The article mentions “academics” the majority of which are Liberals. They create the regulations which require government employees to administer. In my experience the majority of these “employees” are themselves Liberal. They belong to the public sector unions, who contribute to Liberal politicians, who perpetuate the cycle.

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By: Jim Collins