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Lol... so your point is that regardless of the facts you're going to say they failed?
Reading comprehension is not your strong suit, is it?
I didn't say anything about "failure". That was you.
What I said was........regardless of whether they actually have 500,000 signups by 10/31, the Obama Administration will lie and say they did. Maybe it's something in the Chicago water from his epic stint there, but Obama has proven to be very adept at lying, especially when he needs to save face.
But let's face it -- if they had had strong numbers after the first week -- ESPECIALLY with all of the glitches -- the Obama Administration would have been holding presser after presser, touting how "the masses were clamoring for Obamacare."
It's an obvious snafu. Everyone from Obama down has admitted it. But your ilksman made the claim that regardless of what fact come out about the total number of signups, he's going to go ahead and say it was a failure.
They had 3 years and 60 million dollars to make one website work and failed .
I'll be retiring by March to drastically reduce my taxes and to get subsidized insurance.
Pay up millenials.
We did that in the spring. I won't be able to collect anything but why the hell bust our butts for so the government takes it. No thanks, I am not interested in supporting parasites any more than I already have.
Whether they hit the number or not, the Obama Administration will either:
1) Lie, and say they did
2) Deflect blame to something -- or someone -- other than their own ineptitude
My money is on #1, because after all, that's what they do best.
What a joke. 50,000,000 uninsured and Obama is spending $3 trillion on 500,000?
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