Sebelius: ‘Hold Me Accountable for the Debacle’ (Updated)
. | Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is taking the blame for the “debacle” rollout of HealthCare.gov — but promising to fix it soon.
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Republicans Attack Sebelius, Obama for Health Care Sales Pitch
Democrats, for their part, marveled that Republicans were making the hearing about the HealthCare.gov rollout into a hearing about Obamacare.
6 Questions Sebelius Can Expect From the GOP
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, when Republicans will surely ask about her knowledge of the problems with HealthCare.gov
House Republicans Shift From Obamacare Web Woes
As the White House battles the glitch-ridden rollout of HealthCare.gov, Republicans are trying to shift from criticizing the website to other aspects of the Affordable Care Act — especially focusing on
5 Democrats Target Obamacare Contractors in Website Flap
A handful of House Democrats want the contractors responsible for HealthCare.gov to be held accountable for the failures of the Obamacare website.
10 Senate Democrats Push to Extend Obamacare Enrollment Window
“Given the existing problems with healthcare.gov and other state-run marketplace websites that depend on the federally-administered website, we urge you to consider extending open enrollment beyond
Manchin’s Obamacare Mandate Delay Could Create Political Peril
The letter was a reaction to widespread reports of people being unable to use the HealthCare.gov website successfully. An aide to Sen.
Issa Threatens to Subpoena Obamacare Website Documents
Lamar Alexander to demand that the Obama administration turn over documents related to the deeply troubled HealthCare.gov.
Just How Responsive Is the Obama Administration to Oversight Questions?
“We cooperate with all legitimate congressional oversight,” White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Tuesday in response to a line of inquiry about the beleaguered HealthCare.gov website from
Pelosi on Obamacare Website: ‘Just Fix It’
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday that she doesn’t support delaying the Obamacare individual mandate, despite the glitch-ridden rollout of HealthCare.gov.
Manchin Doubts Obama Would Veto Bipartisan Delay of Individual Mandate (Updated)
The Rubio bill would delay the mandate for six months after a Government Accountability Office certification that the healthcare.gov website is working.
Water Bill Brings Bipartisanship Back in Fashion (Updated)
Republican leaders spent much of the day attacking the HealthCare.gov rollout, and bombastic Rep.
Sebelius’ Tenure as Obamacare Overseer Hangs With Vulnerable Democrats
That’s where Republicans will launch their public investigation into what’s really wrong with HealthCare.gov and who’s really responsible for the centerpiece of the new health insurance marketplace that
Democrat Tells Obama People Shouldn’t Be Penalized For Problematic Health Insurance Website
Obama administration to consider extending the open enrollment period for the first year of the health care law’s implementation — and delaying the individual mandate tax — if the problems plaguing the HealthCare.gov
Obama Concedes Obamacare’s Web Flaws
She and other administration officials have so far declined requests to appear at congressional hearings to discuss the reasons such a crash-prone HealthCare.gov was opened and how quickly the system will
Sebelius Agrees to Testify on Obamacare Rollout … Eventually
Republicans had savaged Sebelius for refusing to testify, even as the administration acknowledged widespread problems with the website, healthcare.gov, that many uninsured Americans need to use to
He Said, They Said: Scrambling to Frame the Obamacare Web Snafu
Only then did he concede the embarrassingly widespread problems with crashing, slowness, navigation, calculations and customer record accuracy that have made HealthCare.gov infamous during its first