The Washington Post reported late Friday that the board of the Maryland exchange will vote on changing the system that has cost at least $125.5 million at a meeting on Tuesday, the day after the end of the first enrollment period under ObamaCare.
Maryland residents will still be able to use the exchange as it is being replaced with technology from the Connecticut exchange, Access Health CT, officials told The Post. The state is expected to tap consulting firm Deloitte for the overhaul.
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disgusting, unbelievable moronic repulsive idiotic bullcrap.
someone should sue owemalleys arse for the 125 million.
I hope to high heavens that this charade "gets out" and kills his political career.
A system that costs nearly 125.5 million dollars at a meeting is ridiculous.
Waste money. Check.
His buds are happy..hope they follow the money and it finaly catches up with the crook omsmelly
I guess they can let the Fed website do it for free or pay Conn hundreds more millions to use theirs. Anthony Brown is one shrewd n... That thinks you are stupid.
Don't forget who is chairman of the Appropriations Committee and gladly appropriated the $125 million that was wasted on this turkey...it was Norm Conway!
need a court order to stop them until the next election when the whole program gets scrapped.. just another opportunity for O'Malley's usual antics to play themselves out..some for you--and some for me...for all of the usual suspects.
This is OUR tax dollars wasted--just like the millions a month the Feds are wasting on ads for this piece of garbage "affordable" health care law...what a disgrace...our country is going down fast--wake up everybody!!
The previous articles said $260m. Did O'Malley change the facts again to make it sound better?
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