Posted on 11/08/2013 3:31:51 PM PST by tobyhill
The top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee accused the panel's chairman, Representative Darrell Issas R-California, of selectively leaking documents related to testing done on HealthCare.gov, the troubled Obamacare website.
Rep. Elijah Cummings D-Maryland, made the allegation Friday amid a battle over Issa's request for testimony from the Obama administration's top technology officer, Todd Park, at a hearing scheduled for next week. Issa has hinted he may subpoena Park to compel his testimony.
Earlier this week, Issa released a statement saying stress tests conducted on HealthCare.gov one day before its launch concluded the site was only "able to reach 1100 users before response time gets too high."
Issa said that performance stands in contrast with previous statements made to the committee by Park who insisted the site could handle a much larger workload, close to 60,000.
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Those racially gerrymandered districts are a disgrace.
That black racist is the worst of his kind, next to Sheila Jackson Lee.
I could be overlooking a couple more of the worst, like Maxine Waters, but they all tend to be ever so loud, obnoxious and corrupt.
Only Issa? I hope even more Reoubs are speaking out.
The Repubs, Repubs, Repubs, sorry....
appropriate ‘animal farm’ reference noted.
There’s an old Hank Williams song about “poor old Elijah the Wooden Cigar Store Indian” that would fit Cummings to a tee!
Leak???
What is Obamacare a classified defense contract?
Test results, 1100. Projection, 30-60k.
Is that what’s being argued?
The most transparent administration in history is being undone by...transparency.
Can ANYONE put Cummings out of his misery?
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