A Website Is Not the Same Thing as a Law 0
And a glitchy website does not mean a glitchy law.
The first time I rolled out my website back in the members dot AOL dot com tilde username days, it was glitchy, and I did not have the benefit of high-paid consultants to add extra glitches.
Really, grow up, people.
Let Wendy Wolf explain:
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Yes, the marketplace website rollout was a debacle — but it is making steady progress so that Maine people are finally getting enrolled. Yes, dealing with the cancellation of existing policies that people hold will require the thoughtful action of policy makers to address their concerns.
However, 75 percent of Americans agree that our health system needs to undergo fundamental changes or be rebuilt completely. Despite its shortcomings, Obamacare is still the best starting place for that change.
More stuff to help you grow up at the link.
Aside:
As someone who must buy his health insurance on the open market, I predict that the Republican decision to tag the ACA as “Obamacare” will haunt them for years, as affordable health insurance is indelibly associated with President Obama and with the Democratic Party.
If you wonder why they are determined to destroy “Obamacare,” there is your reason.
Can you say, “Foot. Shoot.”?
