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A broken promise, plunging poll ratings and the disastrous start for HealthCare.gov have rattled President Barack Obama’s party, and the impatient rank and file want solutions, not just an apology, from
Democrats claim that HealthCare.gov will get fixed shortly and there will be many more “winners” than “losers” under Obamacare. Don’t bet on it.
The memo says 6,200 people completed health care applications on the first day HealthCare.gov went online. In the first week, 51,000 people completed applications, it asserts.
Almost all of the Democratic incumbents up in 2014 met with President Barack Obama for about two hours Wednesday to discuss the bungled rollout of the HealthCare.gov website for the federal health
The president also said he was deeply frustrated by the woes of HealthCare.gov and will do “whatever it takes” for people to get access to quality insurance.
We’re not shaving until HealthCare.gov works! Look, I really think these bipartisan beards will help us grow the economy. It’s about time we had some growth around here.
He sent out a release saying that he had pressed the administration to extend the enrollment period due to the problems with HealthCare.gov, ensure that the data on the website is secure and make other
But if the administration can’t fix HealthCare.gov by the end of November as promised, there will be enormous pressure to do something.
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Darrell Issa isn’t going to give Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius the benefit of the doubt — he’s subpoenaed her for documents about the troubled rollout of HealthCare.gov and is giving
“HealthCare.gov must have a lot of boneheads.” “Re-BOOOOOOOOOOO-t! Re-BOOOOOOOOOO-t! “Hey, Frankenstein, do you know a good doctor?” “Let’s see: this is Halloween 2018.
From quoting the “Wizard of Oz” to comparing red Solo cups and wine glasses, House Republicans grilled Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on Wednesday, questioning the HealthCare.gov
For example, she apologized to Americans for the failures of HealthCare.gov.
. | Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is taking the blame for the “debacle” rollout of HealthCare.gov — but promising to fix it soon.
Democrats, for their part, marveled that Republicans were making the hearing about the HealthCare.gov rollout into a hearing about Obamacare.
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
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
A handful of House Democrats want the contractors responsible for HealthCare.gov to be held accountable for the failures of the Obamacare website.
“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
The letter was a reaction to widespread reports of people being unable to use the HealthCare.gov website successfully. An aide to Sen.