<<< What is not being reported is this: O-Care costs go up $2300 this year, $4500, next, and increases each year . . . forever !!!! Is that what you thought would happen?
Editor’s notes:
ObamaCare was patterned after Hillary Care. The Romney plan for the state of
Massachusetts, was working just fine, until the first of October, when the state, one of just 14, added itself to the Federal Exchange - then
all hell broke loose. Here is the very
liberal Boston Globe’s report on ObamaCare in its state. Think about it: it is such an Administrative nightmare that
this liberal paper has no choice but to report the truth.
The state’s healthcare administrator is reported to be in
tears. Why? Because tens of thousands people in the state
are being dealt great harm and no one in the Obama Administration cares:
From the Boston Globe:
The head of the state’s beleaguered health insurance marketplace, which
was once a national model, broke down in tears Thursday, as she described how
demoralizing it has been for her staff to struggle with a broken website that
has left an unknown number of people without coverage.
Jean Yang, the executive director of the Massachusetts
Health Connector, wept at a board meeting, where it was disclosed that 50,000
applications for health insurance are sitting in a pile, and have yet to be
entered into a computer system.
Each one of those applications requires two hours to
process, adding to a mountain of work facing Connector staff as they scramble
to prevent people from losing insurance, officials said.
“These people came here to lead and innovate, and instead
they’re doing manual workarounds, and they are embarrassed to tell friends and
family that they work for the Health Connector,” Yang said at the board
meeting.
Yang made clear she was not looking for sympathy.
“We have to work harder,” she said. “That means I need tell
the staff members they’re not doing a good enough job and I’m telling them
that, even though they have been doing this tirelessly for months, and they’re
exhausted.”
The state’s health insurance website was working smoothly
until October, when it was revamped to comply with the more complicated
requirements of the federal health care law. Since then, it has been bedeviled
by error messages and is often very sluggish or crashes entirely . . . . . end of quote
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