Last year’s launch of Healthcare.gov didn’t exactly go without a glitch – or several (hundred) – but it’s going to be better this time. You have the word of the Obama administration. “Federal health officials on Wednesday unveiled what they described as a cleaner website and a more logical sign-up process for insurance under the health-care law as they prepared for the next open enrollment period, which begins Nov. 15,” reports The Washington Post. “Officials said Wednesday that the enrollment process has been streamlined, and that new customers may face as few as 16 steps – compared to as many as 76 last year.” Of course, it’s not the website that’s the real problem – it’s that the federal government essentially took over one-sixth of the U.S. economy with tens of thousands of pages of rules and regulations. That destruction isn’t a bug in the law, either. It’s the main feature. More…