Don't ever try to hand us that dog vomit about FHer-care being the "law of the land" again. Ever.

The Most Equal Comrade and his minions in the Treasury Ministry of his regime once again presume to be able to exercise legislative-branch powers.

Under new rules announced Monday by Treasury Department officials, employers with 50 to 99 workers will be given until 2016 — two years longer than originally envisioned under the Affordable Care Act — before they risk a federal penalty for not complying.

Companies with 100 workers or more are getting a different kind of one-year grace period. Instead of being required in 2015 to offer coverage to 95 percent of full-time workers, these bigger employers can avoid a fine by offering insurance to 70 percent of them next year.

How the administration would define employer requirements has been one of the biggest remaining questions about the way the 2010 health-care law will work in practice — and has sparked considerable lobbying. By providing the dual phase-ins for employers of different sizes, administration officials have sought to lighten the burden on the small share of affected employers that have not offered insurance in the past. 

Just shut your stinking, smirking, disingenuous, totalitarianism-loving mouths about how FHer-care is the law of the land.  If we're supposed to take the God-damned thing seriously after all this contortion and alteration, there is no point in having a Congress. You overlords just tell us what the rules for each particular day are.