Obamacare and you

[11B4V]

11Bravo's going off the rails today.   

Certainly not. Just reveling in the Signature Turd of your boy. 

The debacle of Obamacare has just begun. Should measure nicely in the 2014 mid-terms. It will be a treat to watch Dems waffle and start think about they're own skins and re elections in their districts.

Any bets on a delay to the individual mandate?

[CountDeMoney]

Certainly not. Just reveling in the Signature Turd of your boy.

So racist.  You should go back to your code words.

[Barrister]

There was a 0% chance of a website of that scale, complexity, and load would roll out in the manner they designed without massive problems.

This should have been a graduated release, scaling up over time with a carefully managed release schedule driven by the technical requirements. Of course, that was politically impossible, so what we have is completely predictable and inevitable.

Seems like that could have been a good plan.

It often makes me wonder how these high paid government officials cant come up with a common sense plan like you just submitted.

Because the highly paid government officials are usually ignored in the final round of political horse-trading when the bill finally takes shape.

[11B4V]

Your statement just reinforces the stigma of the "Fourty Seven Percenters".

Keep spouting the party line Sparky

You should take your "small government" philosophy to heart, save the US taxpayer from that bloated deficit you hate so much, and resign. 

Civil Service believes in big Govmint. That's the reason I voted for Obama.

Get it right

Pretty funny coming from the very model of institutionalized welfare, a United States Government employee.  You're sucking it up from the deepest trough, piggie.

Dont hate the player. Hate the game.

[11B4V]

There was a 0% chance of a website of that scale, complexity, and load would roll out in the manner they designed without massive problems.

This should have been a graduated release, scaling up over time with a carefully managed release schedule driven by the technical requirements. Of course, that was politically impossible, so what we have is completely predictable and inevitable.

Seems like that could have been a good plan.

It often makes me wonder how these high paid government officials cant come up with a common sense plan like you just submitted.

Because the highly paid government officials are usually ignored in the final round of political horse-trading when the bill finally takes shape.

Sadly

[11B4V]

11Bravo's going off the rails today.   

Must still be pissy they moved Megyn Kelly off days, so he misses her when he's working.   

He's always had difficulty making logical connections.

Nice try. You sign up yet for the free medicaid?

[Barrister]

There was a 0% chance of a website of that scale, complexity, and load would roll out in the manner they designed without massive problems.

This should have been a graduated release, scaling up over time with a carefully managed release schedule driven by the technical requirements. Of course, that was politically impossible, so what we have is completely predictable and inevitable.

Seems like that could have been a good plan.

It often makes me wonder how these high paid government officials cant come up with a common sense plan like you just submitted.

Because the highly paid government officials are usually ignored in the final round of political horse-trading when the bill finally takes shape.

Sadly

Now I'm hardly in the policy branch, but I am inside the government, so it's always interesting to see what changes the two levels of government make that impact us in prosecutions.

Sometimes the people in policy put forward a proposal and the government follows it, and it's tremendously successful.  The system works.

Sometimes we get these odd proposals that nobody really asked for, but we thank them, we guess.

And sometimes we get changes that are horrifically awful because some genius in the minister's office thought it would be a good idea, but nobody ever thought to ask the experts.  In the spring budget for Alberta one of the lines was that the government 'would save money by cutting all funding for weekend jail sentences'.  It horrified everyone involved, because weekend sentences are in the criminal code and they HAVE to allow them, plus since weekend prisoners cost less than full-time prisoners the move would actually cost the government more.  Thankfully they quickly backtracked on that one.

[Razgovory]

11Bravo's going off the rails today.   

Must still be pissy they moved Megyn Kelly off days, so he misses her when he's working.   

He's always had difficulty making logical connections.

Nice try. You sign up yet for the free medicaid?

Long, long ago.

[Razgovory]

11Bravo's going off the rails today.   

Certainly not. Just reveling in the Signature Turd of your boy. 

The debacle of Obamacare has just begun. Should measure nicely in the 2014 mid-terms. It will be a treat to watch Dems waffle and start think about they're own skins and re elections in their districts.

Any bets on a delay to the individual mandate?

Yes, you go ahead in revel in turds.

[11B4V]

Certainly not. Just reveling in the Signature Turd of your boy.

So racist.  You should go back to your code words.

Citing website problems, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., advocates extending the open enrollment period for the health care law's insurance exchanges.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-57609507/healthcare.gov-glitches-congress-is-demanding-answers/

[11B4V]

11Bravo's going off the rails today.   

Certainly not. Just reveling in the Signature Turd of your boy. 

The debacle of Obamacare has just begun. Should measure nicely in the 2014 mid-terms. It will be a treat to watch Dems waffle and start think about they're own skins and re elections in their districts.

Any bets on a delay to the individual mandate?

Yes, you go ahead in revel in turds.

2014

[Razgovory]

Okay.

[Grey Fox]

Hey 11, what is it you hate about the ACA?

[11B4V]

Hey 11, what is it you hate about the ACA?

I dont.

[Eddie Teach]

Civil Service believes in big Govmint.

Not always.