<<<< If this chart alone, does not convince you of the impossibility of this program, perhaps the next post and its chart for increased premiums will do the trick; scroll down for that information.
In the quasi conservative WSJ, we have this report: Insurers say the federal health-care marketplace is generating flawed data that is straining their ability to handle even the trickle of enrollees who have gotten through so far, in a sign that technological problems extend further than the website traffic and software issues already identified.
In the quasi conservative WSJ, we have this report: Insurers say the federal health-care marketplace is generating flawed data that is straining their ability to handle even the trickle of enrollees who have gotten through so far, in a sign that technological problems extend further than the website traffic and software issues already identified.
Emerging
errors include duplicate enrollments, spouses reported as children, missing
data fields and suspect eligibility determinations, say executives at more than
a dozen health plans. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Nebraska said it had to
hire temporary workers to contact new customers directly to resolve
inaccuracies in submissions. Medical Mutual of Ohio said one customer had
successfully signed up for three of its plans.
The
flaws could do lasting damage to the law if customers are deterred from signing
up or mistakenly believe they have obtained coverage.
“The
longer this takes to resolve . . . the harder it will be to get people to [come
back and] sign up,” said Aetna Inc. Chief Executive Mark Bertolini. “It’s not
off to a great start,” he said, though he believes the marketplaces are “here
to stay.”
Editor’s notes: Understand that 88% of the original traffic
to the government healthcare site has dropped off. And,
less than one half of one percent of those attempting to signup, have actually been able to do so.
Since government programs do not need to be successful, financially speaking, since they do not need to [even] pay their
own way, ObamaCare will not collapse upon
itself, or implode. If that were the case, Social Security and Medicare would be non-existentent today; SS
being 17 trillion in the hole and Medicare,
42 trillion in debt to itself. More than this, is the glaring fact that as the nation wakes
up to what this is going to cost . . .
. . and we will know more about this by the 2014 midterm elections, there will be a populace revolt as to
ObamaCare. Its expenses to the
individual, its disasterous implementation
and future maintainence, its in ability
to secure the information it collects and protect the individual applicant from
internet hackers, will (in all
probability) blow-up on the Democrats in the coming two elections: 2014 and Hillaries 2016 bid for the
presidency. ObamaCare is all on the Dems
to the exclusion of the GOP.
Understand that whether the program will implode or not, it is a millstone around the collective neck of the Socialist/Progressives. No entitlement program rivals its size or complexity, and nothing will compare to the debt it iwll cost this nation. As a closing example for Part 1 of 2, here is a chart showing the complexity of this idiotic plan:
If this chart alone, does not convince you of the impossibility of this program, perhaps the next post and its chart for increased premiums will do the trick. Find the premium chart here: ObamaCare, Premiums, Part 2 0f 2.
