FINALLY even the far left Progressive outlets can't ignore the massive OBAMACARE FAILURE. SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE!

FINALLY even the far left Progressive outlets can't ignore the massive OBAMACARE FAILURE. SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE!

SNL Opening Kathleen Sebelius Healthcare Website

That was good....you want dctr....

2seaoat wrote:That was good....you want dctr....

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Was that supposed to be honesty?

Anybody who can not tell the truth that the roll out has been below any commercial standard would be stretching the truth. I have rolled out web sites. I had taken out ads and my back end had a restriction of 10 concurrent users.....can you say crash. It took a month and it worked perfectly. We will get there. In the meantime it is fair humor. This is absolutely a fair strike against the Obama administration. However, as a systems guy, chit does happen, and even the best companies in the private sector have roll out problems. This should have been beta tested six months ago, but we did beta test, we just were not ready for a 100 concurrent users.

2seaoat wrote:Anybody who can not tell the truth that the roll out has been below any commercial standard would be stretching the truth.  I have rolled out web sites.  I had taken out ads and my back end had a restriction of 10 concurrent users.....can you say crash.  It took a month and it worked perfectly.  We will get there.  In the meantime it is fair humor.  This is absolutely a fair strike against the Obama administration.   However, as a systems guy, chit does happen, and even the best companies in the private sector have roll out problems.  This should have been beta tested six months ago, but we did beta test, we just were not ready for a 100 concurrent users.

Did you spend 678 BILLION dollars on it??? Doubtful. No excuses for the POTUS. Another stumble and fumble of ineptness.

Did you spend 678 BILLION dollars on it??? Doubtful. No excuses for the POTUS. Another stumble and fumble of ineptness.

It most certainly is a stumble.

2seaoat wrote:Did you spend 678 BILLION dollars on it??? Doubtful. No excuses for the POTUS. Another stumble and fumble of ineptness.

It most certainly is a stumble.

This is far more than a stumble. And where is President Barack Hussein Obama? On the campaign trail raising money.

Markle wrote:
This is far more than a stumble.  And where is President Barack Hussein Obama?  On the campaign trail raising money.

Why is he not at the terminal writing source code as any President should be?

Damn you, Hussein Obama!!

lol

Even if it was an honest attempt to solve a problem... which anyone able of critical thght would doubt... it was doomed from the start. Even the lawmakers that voted for it were woefully uninformed... much less the huddled masses supporting them.

We hear it here... that the ultimate goal is a fully socialized 20% of our economy. That should tell you everything you need to know. That during an economic downturn the progressives shoved through an enormous social and economic engineering project. Before any repubs get excited... y'all would've agreed coming from the right.

The truly scary people are the ones that supported this takeover knowing it would fail... and usher in socialism.

It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

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Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

I know vendors right now which could have scaled a fully working ecommerce site for half of what the government paid. This was a vendor who neither understood the scale of this program, and simply thought all they had to do is create a simple interface and back end without work flow design work. Where they failed was sending too much traffic to a design flaw bottleneck. This was a complete failure in design and flow. People should have had on the initial visit full view of all the choices and policies available. Then after choosing a policy, they should have gone into the subsidy issue. When you start with the subsidy calculation, your bottleneck is the slowest part of the computation phase and concurrent users bottle up in this phase. An absolute design failure which should be universally criticized. Anybody who tries to defend this failure is wrong. The good news is that there are some rather easy fixes.

Floridatexan wrote:It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

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Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

Whew, you are desperate! Most Governors refused to set up health exchanges because they knew would get stuck with the massive losses.

This is ALL on the Democrats. They knew they were lying through their teeth from day one. That's why they had to cram it through in such a rush and even House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told us it had to be passed so we could find out what was in the boondoggle.

The major goal of ObamaCare is NOT health insurance, it is a redistribution of wealth and the forward progress of the Cloward-Piven Strategy.

It was and we have been royally screwed and not even kissed.

IF we're lucky, we may be able to rescue America after the reign of President Barack Hussein Obama and his comrades.

Floridatexan wrote:It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

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Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

Thank you. States that have set up the exchanges are having no problems. States that have sabotaged the program, the exchanges are not working. More sabotage from the GOP. Sabotage, and then set back and say, "Look what the black guy did!!!"

CarlSagan wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

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Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

Thank you. States that have set up the exchanges are having no problems. States that have sabotaged the program, the exchanges are not working. More sabotage from the GOP. Sabotage, and then set back and say, "Look what the black guy did!!!"

Please show us the list and verification that "those" states are having "no problems".

Markle wrote:

CarlSagan wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

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Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

Thank you. States that have set up the exchanges are having no problems. States that have sabotaged the program, the exchanges are not working. More sabotage from the GOP. Sabotage, and then set back and say, "Look what the black guy did!!!"

Please show us the list and verification that "those" states are having "no problems".

WA, OR, CA, NV, ID, CO, NM, MN, KY, NY, DC, VT, MA, CT, and RI are states that have set up their own exchanges. Have you heard of any problems, or about rates going up in any of these states?
BTW, it is comical how you never have any proof or verification for the unfounded lies you type on here daily, but you demand that I show verification.
Too funny. HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Spout some more lies, old man.
Thanks for being such an easy foil.

CarlSagan wrote:

Markle wrote:

CarlSagan wrote:

Floridatexan wrote:It is not a massive fail by the Obama administration, but a failure by the states to set up exchanges.  They've had 3 years to do this, but many Republican governors didn't bother, obviously hoping some court challenge would prevail.  Because it's not politically expedient for the thing to work.  

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/most-states-miss-deadline-to-set-up-health-exchanges.html?_r=0

Most Governors Refuse to Set Up Health Exchanges

-------------------------------------

Despite the complicated process...and I know it's complicated...there was far too much effort expended on defeating the ACA...effort that could have been used by these states to streamline the process.  And the federal government doesn't have the authority to negotiate rates within these states.  The GOP has effectively screwed the people...again.  The website was supposed to be a portal...connecting people with their state exchange.  Just another back room dirty trick by the GOP.  Who is surprised by that?

Thank you. States that have set up the exchanges are having no problems. States that have sabotaged the program, the exchanges are not working. More sabotage from the GOP. Sabotage, and then set back and say, "Look what the black guy did!!!"

Please show us the list and verification that "those" states are having "no problems".

WA, OR, CA, NV, ID, CO, NM, MN, KY, NY, DC, VT, MA, CT, and RI are states that have set up their own exchanges. Have you heard of any problems, or about rates going up in any of these states?
BTW, it is comical how you never have any proof or verification for the unfounded lies you type on here daily, but you demand that I show verification.
Too funny. HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Spout some more lies, old man.
Thanks for being such an easy foil.

Like I thought...NOTHING.

Keep up the good work.

At least 140,000 Minnesotans will lose current health policies
Article by: KEVIN DIAZ , Star Tribune
Updated: October 30, 2013 - 11:10 PM

WASHINGTON – At least 140,000 Minnesotans who buy health insurance on their own are being notified that their plans will no longer be available under the new federal health care law, adding to the national furor over canceled policies that has overtaken the health care debate.

Unlike many states, Minnesota guarantees renewability of health insurance plans, meaning that technically, no policies are being canceled. Some who are being offered different plans, however, say that’s a distinction without a difference.

Industry officials say higher premiums and added benefits are likely in store for most of those who now buy high deductible/limited coverage plans on the individual market. Medica Vice President Dannette Coleman said that while some customers could see lower rates, “there could be some tough conversations. These are big impacts to a lot of people.”
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http://www.startribune.com/politics/229978591.html

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Some in California face higher healthcare premiums

Oct. 27, 2013 | 2:18 AM

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27 (UPI) -- Health insurance premiums are expected to rise an estimated 30 percent, on average, for middle-income consumers in California, the Los Angeles Times said.

The increase is one of several consequences of changes in state law under the federal Affordable Care Act, the newspaper reported Sunday.

The 16 million Californians whose employers provide health insurance aren't affected by the change. Individuals with so-called grandfathered policies -- taken out before the ACA was enacted in March 2010 -- are also unaffected, the report said. About half of individual plan policyholders have those plans.

Healthcare expansion in the state will result in coverage -- regardless of pre-existing conditions -- and the federal government is paying much, if not all, of the cost of coverage for lower-income consumers.

Several hundred thousand Californians with individual plans through Blue Shield of California and Kaiser Permanente are scheduled to lose their coverage in the coming weeks. In all, about 2 million Californians have individual coverage.


Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2013/10/27/Some-in-California-face-higher-healthcare-premiums/UPI-87361382854684/#ixzz2jT9RyrbS

Yes, going SPLENDIDLY!

As you know, and frustrates you to no end, I always post links and sources of my information.  Why would you lie about something so simple?