[Zeneta]

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius dismissed these complaints as “an unwarranted attempt to impose private sector standards on public sector performance. Saying that a private firm with such a poor handling of a new service would be headed for bankruptcy is simply inappropriate. The federal government will not go bankrupt. In fact, Congress has just granted an essentially unlimited authority for the president to authorize new debt. The American people can rest assured that we will make this system work no matter how much it costs.”

The battle lines are being drawn.

[count-your-change]

With enough money I’ll have the Titanic floating again.

[struggle]

To those just tuning in, this is satire.

[ViLaLuz]

I’ve already had a fellow freeper recommend I lower my income to get better premium prices.

[txrefugee]

Just what did they expect when the “Navigators” were the illiterates from ACORN? Talk about the blind leading the blind!

I’m sure these very generously paid bureaucrats read all 10,300 pages of ObamaCare regulations before Oct. 1, so they could give sound advice to the Dependent Class, who are trying to snag one more freebie before the USA Treasury implodes.