Lately we have heard call after call for comprehensive immigration reform and comprehensive gun-control measures, along with calls for many other comprehensive measures. Recently we saw the federal government enact comprehensive medical reform and now that it has passed we are finding out just what was included in that measure.
I would submit that every time the U.S. Congress enacts comprehensive legislation, it also has to spend several years enacting comprehensive adjustments to correct their comprehensive errors, whether intended or unintended. It would seem to me that no law passed by the Congress should need to have any more words than those contained in the original U.S. Constitution.
Perhaps restricting the size and scope of individual endeavors would increase the level of comprehension by us mere mortals and limit the size and scope of our legislators’ errors.
MARVIN PELON
Nixonton
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Mr. Pelon may have a valid
Mr. Pelon may have a valid point. Take the "Affordable Care Act AKA Obamacare. As the eloquent, vivacious Ms. Pelosi said "We have to pass this bill to find out what's in it". The more we find, the more distasteful it becomes. I doubt that there's any one person that knows everything that's included in that law or the future ramifications of it.
If you can't dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with bs.
'Comprehensiveness'(adjective
'Comprehensiveness'(adjective): 'covering many evanualities'. In my opinion, that is the very foundation of most good legislative proposals. The fine-tuning of good legislative proposals, produces good law. Isn't that the basis of all legislation?
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