Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 8:37 pm
OK, I'm officially done with this debt crisis.
She also wouldn't answer the question, "How many people are enrolled in Obamacare right now?"GORDON wrote:The chick in charge of Obamacare is on Jon Stewart right now.
She seems really demoralized.
Jon just asked her, "Do you think I am stupid?"
mid all the attention, bugs, and work happening at Healthcare.gov in light of the Affordable Care Act, potential registrants talking to phone support today have been told that all user passwords are being reset to help address the site's login woes. And the tech supports behind Healthcare.gov will be asking more users to act in the name of fixing the site, too. According to registrants speaking with Ars, individuals whose logins never made it to the site's database will have to re-register using a different username, as their previously chosen names are now stuck in authentication limbo.
I miss Jimmy Carter. Yeah he was awful but at least you never got the sense he was out and out anti-American. I simply can't say the same about Obama and his minions.
Peeps were talking about the park services working really hard to keep people from parks/monuments/scenic overlooks, to the point of taking over private property and/or arresting people.Malcolm wrote:Not there just yet.
This place is privately owned, but on federal land. Got shutdown, reopened, got re-shutdown, but is now open.GORDON wrote:Peeps were talking about the park services working really hard to keep people from parks/monuments/scenic overlooks, to the point of taking over private property and/or arresting people.Malcolm wrote:Not there just yet.
“Of course, I want people to have health care,” Vinson said. “I just didn’t realize I would be the one who was going to pay for it personally.”
Nah. Too much work.GORDON wrote:Just makes you want to scream in someone's face, doesn't it.
House Republicans are working to pass their own plan to reopen government and avert an impending Thursday default deadline instead of waiting for Senate leaders who are nearing agreement on a competing budget offer.
However, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, struck a cautious tone about how the House would proceed following a nearly two-hour meeting with GOP lawmakers. "There are a lot of opinions about what direction to go. There have been no decisions about what exactly we will do," he said.