Posted on 11/06/2013 11:03:29 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
While there are no bombshell revelations, the documents make clear that the administration grossly underestimated the scope of the websites technical problems; struggled to contain widespread confusion among insurers and applicants; and now faces a barrage of new challenges triggered by its emphasis on paper applications.
From the moment HealthCare.gov went live, there were problems across the board, not just limited to logging in or creating an account. There were widespread reports of insurers plans not showing up in the marketplace, or showing up with the wrong pricing or details. Many applicants (90 percent) who managed to get into the system couldnt pass residency tests to determine Medicaid eligibility. Meanwhile, agents and brokers couldnt access their portal, while regional account officers and caseworkers were unavailable.
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Once they won on the health care issue, they were like the dog who caught the car - they had no idea what to do then.
Another MSM snark.
With Caliph Baraq safely ensconced til Jan 17, it’s time to polish up our “objective reporting” badge...
Thank you, thank you for posting! It has a link to the 175 pages of notes that I’m dying to laugh at.
Out of chaos-the new world order!
And, with NOTHING being done, their risks were well rewarded. We are now, or soon to be, Europe.
“They KNEW they had to lie to pass it. They KNEW the rollout would be a disaster. They calculated the risks and went ahead with it.”
They KNEW that their biased allies in the Mainstream Media would gleefully call out anyone daring to point out the truth about what was coming as a liar, as a crazy, or as a hating racist.
None of this would be possible today without the aid of a completely compliant and biased mainstream media.
Agree 100%
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