[RealJustme]

The Government spent over 400 million developing a website overseen by "scholars" personally selected by Obama, it doesn't work...under intense pressure Obama's solution is to turn it over to the bad guys (corporate America) to fix it. :shock:

[johnforbes]

Some estimates are that it cost over 600 million for the web site. Another reporter on TV was estimating almost a billion.

Naturally, when it failed, they turned again to the private sector to fix the web site, leaving taxpayers to pay.

In time, though, and with more millions of taxpayer money, the web site will be fixed and America will be left with Obamacare's high premiums and high deductibles.

By December 2014, about 16 million Americans will probably lose their preferred health insurance and will be dumped onto Obamacare.

This is a disaster.

[Clownkicker]

"Naturally, when it failed, they turned again to the private sector to fix the web site, leaving taxpayers to pay."-johnforbes

You mean, the way they turned to the "private sector" to design it?
Or are you saying the government SHOULDN"T turn to the private sector to fix it?
You're trying to suggest that the "private sector" will somehow be the savior of the "government" when your "private sector" are the one's who screwed it up in the first place..

You just don't think clearly, can you johnforbes.
See your mental health professional today.

[sillydaddy]

The fact is ....it's all fucked up. Obama doesn't want it scraped, he wants it fixed. He knows if it's scraped he will never get it off the ground again. So, we will pay and pay and pay some more to get it fixed. The designers now know that Obama will drive the country into the ground to have this fixed and they are going to milk it until the tit runs dry. The insurance companies also want in on the fix......Hell ! fuck the premiums !....this is where the money is !

[johnforbes]

Yes, HHS turned to the private sector to design the web site.

And the idiotic aspects of it, such as no shopping before creating an account, were mistakes by HHS and CMS.

And so the bureaucrats, after royally screwing up the design and intent of the site, had to turn yet again to the private sector to fix it.

Liberals don't trust individuals, but have blind faith in bureaucracy. Why is unknown.