ACA Success story! ...Or not

[dontworrybehappy]

A few glitches with a new website?? The site is 3 years old, 3 years in development! $500 MILLION DOLLARS SPENT, and 6 people signed up the first day?

[Darkhorse]

[uebermann]

[Darkhorse]

I'd like reiterate the the recently announced delay probably has more to do with the plan cancellations than actual technical problems. They're just trying to keep the news from spending the entire month before elections talking about how terrible Obamacare is, better to keep it secret like Obama did in 2012.

[Dylan]

The website is not a concern to me TBH. I'm more interested in whether this will improve access to affordable health care or not. On that point the jury will be out for a while. I think we should reserve the histrionics (ie, Obama has "destroyed" health care) until then.

[The Comrade]

so much crying over this website. isn't this what all of you expected with your "herp derp gubmint cant do nuttin' right" mind sets? so why are you surprised? or outraged? you should have seen this coming like most people did.

[dontworrybehappy]

We did see it coming, that would be why not a single republican voted for it. We know the gov't can't do anything right. Why would this be any different?

[The Comrade]

[uebermann]

[dontworrybehappy]

Well, considering Romney would have never endorsed it, it's a moot point.

And no, Comrade, put a little thought into your replies. The republicans knew the gov't, to use your words, "can do nuttin right", aka would f**k up health care. They f**k up everything they touch. The website being down is only part of the f**k up that is Obamacare.

Do you have a brain cell left that you can use? Try using it sometimes.