Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Obama care website issues

The fact that the website Obama has promised to be up and running many months ago is not operational is deceiving. The affordable care act in my mind has already failed because the deadlines Obama has set for it have been breached and the many many millions of dollars that have been thrust into building the site have been all for nothing, so I have seen so far. Not a single person has been able to sign up to the site and receive health insurance by this government mandated system. The cost alone so far has been enormous paying programmers huge amounts of money to create a site that doesn't even work. If its a matter of server capacity that should have been addressed initially before creating the code for the site. If nobody let Obama know that the qualifications for the site were not yet met, then its already evident that nobody put any thought into the functionality of the site and just looked at it for the money it would be making them in the short term. Not to mention the cost of the actual healthcare on the taxpayers, this website and obamas care act is not something I want to involve myself with.
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  1. UnknownDecember 5, 2013 at 6:47 AM

    I agree with you completely. President Obama's promises keep on falling through. The reliability of this administration is continuing to disappoint many people. Obama just needs to be straight with American's, and let them know what is actually going on instead of making excuses and proposing other ideas. Just get the job done.

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  2. Shane HerronDecember 5, 2013 at 9:56 AM

    It does seem like a mistake to have the government try to design the single site through which people sign up themselves. If they wanted to create a marketplace, why not just have an 800 number and a website with information about whom to call? Of course, this would not satisfy those who are skeptical of the program as such, which seems to be the case for you and Connor. We'll see if Obama can win over skeptics and those who have objections more about the implementation. It certainly will be a tough road.

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