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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
HealthCare.gov Is Getting Personal
The partisan spat over HealthCare.gov is getting personal. The House Oversight Committee, headed by Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), is hauling over administration witnesses. He wants to find out what went wrong with the failed launch of the federal healthcare insurance exchange. But not everyone is showing up. Issa issued a subpoena to Todd Park, the chief technology officer. Park was held back by higher-ups in the administration, who said he was too busy working to fix the site. Park's staff say they tried to negotiate a different date for his appearance. Issa says Park represents an unfortunate pattern. Meanwhile Avalere, a health care think tank, estimates only 49,000 people have signed up for insurance using state-run exchanges. Federal figures come out this week.
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Demoncrats gave obammy 72 hours to fix aca or they will join repubs in passing legislation to fix it for him.
dems are a little slow on the uptake but are finally coming around. if only they did this sooner, we would not have had to have a govt slimdown.
DO NOT GO THERE! The site so data mining anyone looking at the first page! It's dripping with latch on data mining.
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