[Cincinatus' Wife]

The rollout is flawed because of the subcontractors.

The rollout is flawed because the GOP has fought the healthcare bill.

The rollout is flawed because the insurance companies want to dump customers.

The rollout is flawed because people are too stupid to know a good thing when they see it.

[tobyhill]

It’s not the website that’s the problem, it’s the product.

[Cowboy Bob]

The insurance companies went along with ObamaCare for one reason - they were promised increased profits.

These profits would come as a result of the young people who would be forced to buy insurance (and would rarely use them - meaning a cash flow for the insurers) and also by the significant increase in the deductible. (Those who currently had insurance would rarely be able to use it because their annual medical expenses never reached the threshold.)

[spokeshave]

“If an insurance company decides it’s changing how it's going to structure its plan, that's not the law doing it. That's the insurance company deciding for business reasons,” former White House health adviser Zeke Emanuel told Fox News on Sunday.

Parallel universe Ping

[diverteach]

For the life of me I just cannot understand how the insurance companies can still play nice with the white hut. Oblunder is out to openly put them out of business.

I dang sured be telling him FUBO.

[sickoflibs]

Pretty good info.

Dems want Obama to call out the insurance companies as the enemy that is undermining Obamacare success and screwing Americans, to deflect from Obamacare.

Obama is not doing that because he needs them.

leaves Senate Dems vulnerable