Now that the government shut down is over and the debt ceiling debate is over (or at least postponed), the National Review and other right-leaning outlets can finally start to focus their fire on just how incredibly, terribly bad the Obamacare websites are.
And I mean, it’s a mess. For $645m they managed to put together a site that doesn’t work, risks privacy, and apparently violates terms of service for a lot of the software that got used along the way. I’m pretty sure that if they’d given me half the time and 1% of the budget I could have had a functional site on line.
If the GOP had used this as the reason for trying to delay the individual mandate (not defund Obamacare) I think they might have had a shot at winning and coincidentally doing some good.
Come on Nathaniel! The reason Healthcare.gov is having so many problems is that there was this guy who made an anti-Muslim video. Which is just sad, if you ask me.