159 new agencies, panels, commissions, regulatory bodies, and mandates

Just how invasive is ObamaCare? Tom Donohue of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce touches on it in this piece title “More Regulations, More Problems.”

The 2,400-page health care law created 159 new agencies, panels, commissions, regulatory bodies, and mandates. Some two and a half years after being signed by the president, the law has proven to be largely unworkable and an administrative nightmare. Though the administration insists that repealing the health care law would be disastrous, it has been significantly revising the law through regulatory delays, waivers, and “tweaks”—most often through dubious, unilateral action.

What adds insult to injury is that we do, in fact, need reform in each of these areas.

Indeed.