Supporters of the ObamaCare socialized medicine law are complaining that many states are not moving fast enough to set up the layers upon layers of bureaucracy required by the law, which Democrats alone passed in 2010.
At issue are the so-called health insurance exchanges. States must set up those exchanges, or else the federal government will step in.
Only 13 states and the District of Columbia have set up the exchanges so far.
“An additional 17 states are making headway, but it’s not clear all will succeed,” The Associated Press reported. And 20 more states — including Tennessee and Georgia — are labeled as “lagging.”
But even in states that have set up the exchanges, officials admit that the bureaucracy involved is mind-boggling.