On the recordJune 11, 2014
There is no question that the Affordable Care Act represents disruptive change--OK?--but disruptive, I think, in a very positive way, on balance.
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congress.govThere is no question that the Affordable Care Act represents disruptive change--OK?--but disruptive, I think, in a very positive way, on balance.
Sarbanes discusses the positive disruptions caused by the Affordable Care Act.
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