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1 posted on 10/13/2013 5:37:22 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
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To: Oldeconomybuyer

That will be messed up too.


2 posted on 10/13/2013 5:44:44 AM PDT by fatnotlazy
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Wow. What spin from the liberal media.


3 posted on 10/13/2013 5:46:17 AM PDT by lowbridge
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Glitches.

The new word the media is using to avoid having to use “Obama Administration failure”.

Hey, it’s just a few glitches, folks. No worries.


4 posted on 10/13/2013 5:47:18 AM PDT by savedbygrace (But God!)
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To: Oldeconomybuyer

What’s paper???


5 posted on 10/13/2013 5:50:40 AM PDT by Uncle Chip
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It will add to delay. It will add to errors

It will also add to expense you feckless idiot.

8 posted on 10/13/2013 6:07:44 AM PDT by johniegrad
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Glitches on health-care sites prompt increased interest in paper applications repealing the sucker.

Fixed it.

9 posted on 10/13/2013 6:13:39 AM PDT by Maceman (Just say "NO" to tyranny.)
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So that's their spin now....people are supposedly liking the paperwork in lieu of the broken websites?

Give me a break...

12 posted on 10/13/2013 6:29:06 AM PDT by Timber Rattler (Just say NO! to RINOS and the GOP-E)
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This pile of crap's cost will exceed the combined GDP of the World. That's before it's even fully implemented.
13 posted on 10/13/2013 6:38:08 AM PDT by Conspiracy Guy (What's the frequency, Kenneth?)
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LOL! I just love how the KommieBammyMedia continue to describe complete and total oKommieKare web site failure as mere “glitches”.

And I particularly love this particular article because it extols the benefits of paper applications, a “technology” from the past century (but apparently MUCH better than the government-run BammyKare web sites), because the paper applications give the IMPRESSION of progress even though they actually cause delay and errors. Oh, and at the bargain cost of ONLY 1.2 billion dollars, twice the cost of the original broken web site supposedly designed to handle hundreds of millions of applications. Lets see. Suppose 120,000 paper applications are submitted. Why, that’s only $10,000 per application! Still, 1.2 billion dollars for a few thousand paper applications might actually be a bargain compared to the web site if any of the paper applications actually make it through the process. On the other hand, ultimately the paper applications are simply typed into the same broken IT system behind the web site, so indeed paper applications don’t really accomplish anything at all except give the impression of progress.

So, if a few thousand paper applications cost 1.2 billion dollars to process, can you imagine what ACTUAL medical care is going to cost under Obammunism, that is, assuming you can actually GET any medical care and that it isn’t rife with delays, errors, and cost overruns?


15 posted on 10/13/2013 7:59:37 AM PDT by catnipman (Cat Nipman: Vote Republican in 2012 and only be called racist one more time!)
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received a $1.2 billion contract to hire 1,500 workers to do the work.

If each worker signed up 1,000 marks that = 1.5 million = Fail.

16 posted on 10/13/2013 10:51:49 AM PDT by Mike Darancette (Right Wing Yahoos taking Over the GOP --YAHOO!)
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