Posted on 11/04/2013 11:58:29 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
While the Obama administration last month worked on resolving issues with HealthCare.gov, it had concerns that it was misleading consumers by suggesting they'd make more progress signing up for an Obamacare insurance plan with a paper application, documents recently turned over to Congress show.
"The paper applications allow people to feel like they are moving forward in the process and provides another option; at the end of the day, we are all stuck in the same queue," the notes from an Obama administration meeting on Oct. 11 say.
Notes from an Oct. 15 meeting say, "Navigators are seeing people very frustrated and walking away, so they are turning to paper applications to protect their reputations as people in the communities who can help, even though paper applications will not have a quicker result necessarily."
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Of course they were...all part of the plan.
Stalinist history repeats itself.
Central planning smells nice, to begin.
The biggest problem with a paper app is that you won’t see the hypothetical 404 error in your mailbox until it’s too late to get coverage for the new year.
ObamaCare is the new ‘Cash-for-Clunkers’ program.... You put up lots of cash and you get Obama Clunker insurance
Buncha dunces!
Probably keying the information into the mainstream OCare app.
Each data entry person probably requires a 40GBIT Fibre Optic connection.
Ping.
Only ESP has getting through, although only 5-6PM EST during a full moon.
lets see... they didn’t have a working website site so they rushed a bunch of manual phone centers... unless they have several hundred thousand call takers there is going to be a long long line, and what are they going to do with the paperwork? there is no working computer system to enter things...
FUBAR
(fracked-up-beyond-all-repair)
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