Finally, something that has pissed me off as a moderate who's been willing to give the ACA a chance


http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlic...r-n2171764

I know this is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but there is far more to that than you know

The issue here is the cost of compliance with regulation designed to 'inform' the consumer... in order to increase their health... but the reality is that craft beer makers will either stop making beer, pass the costs on to consumers, or reduce the cost/quality of their components... In any event, the one thing that WON'T happen is that you won't drink less craft beer as a result. You might pay more, or you might lose your favorite or you might drink 'cheaper' beer... but you won't stop drinking it, so your health doesn't change.

So how is it helping to improve health again?

LOTS of things in the ACA are this way.