If I were a masochist, I would detail here all the
insider corruption involved with the Obamacare rollout. To preserve my sanity,
I offer only a taste...CGI, the largest contractor, has ties to Michelle Obama,
and that must make up for their often abysmal performance in other jobs. Due
diligence, what's that?
The company now charged with fixing the unholy mess that
is healthcare.gov—QSSI—was already part of the project, and by most accounts
has done a good job. Nonetheless, the fact that it was purchased by United
Health Group in September 2012, months after it was picked by the Department of
Health and Human Services to help set up the Affordable Care Act Web site, does
strike one as being a massive conflict of interest.....To Read More....
You can bypass the Obamacare website and see
the true rates
Right here. More
goodies at the main site.
Now you can view plans without creating an
account, but...Sure,
you can view plans on the Obamacare site, but the information is so generic,
that you really won't be able to discover the truth until you fully sign up.
And, that process is still bogged down, to say the least. Consider that in many
cases, PPOs seem to be cheaper than HMOs, which, of course, is absurd. (Unless
the list of preferred providers is tiny.) There is absolutely no doubt that they are making it
as difficult as possible for you to determine how much a policy would cost you,
Asking for ID is racist, except...Remember
how it is "racist" to ask people for ID when they register to vote?
Then, please tell me why it is NOT racist to ask them for a whole lot more than
ID when they try to sign up for Obamacare.
Indeed, up until very recently, they had to put forth all sorts of
personal info before they could even see what plans were available.
Obamacare tech "surge" The
Obama administration Sunday (Oct 20) said it’s called on “the best and
brightest” tech experts from both government and the private sector to help fix
the troubled website at the root of the Obamacare enrollment problems. So the
story goes...Thereby raising the question "Who was working on it up until
now?" After all, it's only the biggest federal program of all time. Why
should we have had the best and brightest working on it? Because those guys didn't
pay the biggest bribes?
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