Obamacare woes frustrating Democrats' 2014 prospects

[JohnR! 5,495]

Glitches he said.OMG really

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[Darnell 8,478]

So, with all this ACA problems,

I'm a thinking there will be a Republican Controlled House and a Republican Controlled Senate this next go-round.

YUM !

[Crashed~N2~Me 970]

So, with all this ACA problems,

I'm a thinking there will be a Republican Controlled House and a Republican Controlled Senate this next go-round.

YUM !

I'm keeping my fingers crossed but I'm not sure if the ACA fiasco is enuf to put the Pubs back in charge. Seems young libs really hate the GOP - with a passion.

Even young Pubs have asked the party to get with the times....,

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/gop-youth-vote-report-92119.html

But surely this will at least garner some ears...IMO - GOP hopefuls need to talk like Christie when voters are listening.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

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A glitch is when it boots you off on occasion withouta timeout and it is fixed withing 24 hours

A glitch is when it will notwork with a certain update of some browser add it

A glitch is when it does not it has a broken link or two

This is what we call a complete and systematic across the board platform failure.

If we were migrating to a New ERP platform, we would have rolled back to the legacy system by now and sued the Vendor.

Remember that little protest over that film in Benghazi that got out of control..That was a glitch also, I guess.

[Darnell 8,478]

But surely this will at least garner some ears...IMO - GOP hopefuls need to talk like Christie when voters are listening.

'No-Bid' award to a Canadien firm with no prior health insurance portal background? Uhm, that's enough fodder, right there, to have some 'democratic accountability', right there.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

'No-Bid' award to a Canadien firm with no prior health insurance portal background? Uhm, that's enough fodder, right there, to have some 'democratic accountability', right there.

Obama and his minions would call this a glitch

[Crashed~N2~Me 970]

'No-Bid' award to a Canadien firm with no prior health insurance portal background? Uhm, that's enough fodder, right there, to have some 'democratic accountability', right there.

15 Dems facing re-election challenges seem to agree.

http://news.yahoo.com/obama-meets-more-dozen-senate-democrats-healthcare-rollout-201548172--business.html

Obama, joined by Vice President Joe Biden, sat down with 16 Senate Democrats, 15 of them who are up for re-election next year, many of them facing competitive races.

One of the senators, Mark Begich of Alaska, issued a statement after what he said was a two-hour session. He said he expressed his frustration at the difficulties involving the website that has not worked properly since going live on October 1.

"It's absolutely unacceptable in this day and age that the administration can't deliver on the promises it made to all Americans because of technical problems with a website," Begich said.

Senate Mark Pryor of Arkansas said after the meeting: "The American people are frustrated with the White House's botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act, and I am too."

"In today's meeting, I told the president and vice president three things: 1) fix the website immediately 2) address the problems with the law and 3) hold the individuals in charge accountable for these mistakes. I won't let up until these problems are fixed," he said.

In a sign of its political potency, the rocky launch of Obamacare appeared to help Republican Ken Cuccinelli cut into the lead enjoyed by Democratic Party insider Terry McAuliffe, who won Tuesday's election for Virginia governor.

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They scared.

Edited November 7, 2013 by Crashed~N2~Me

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

15 Dems facing re-election challenges seem to agree.

http://news.yahoo.com/obama-meets-more-dozen-senate-democrats-healthcare-rollout-201548172--business.html

Obama, joined by Vice President Joe Biden, sat down with 16 Senate Democrats, 15 of them who are up for re-election next year, many of them facing competitive races.

One of the senators, Mark Begich of Alaska, issued a statement after what he said was a two-hour session. He said he expressed his frustration at the difficulties involving the website that has not worked properly since going live on October 1.

"It's absolutely unacceptable in this day and age that the administration can't deliver on the promises it made to all Americans because of technical problems with a website," Begich said.

Senate Mark Pryor of Arkansas said after the meeting: "The American people are frustrated with the White House's botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act, and I am too."

"In today's meeting, I told the president and vice president three things: 1) fix the website immediately 2) address the problems with the law and 3) hold the individuals in charge accountable for these mistakes. I won't let up until these problems are fixed," he said.

In a sign of its political potency, the rocky launch of Obamacare appeared to help Republican Ken Cuccinelli cut into the lead enjoyed by Democratic Party insider Terry McAuliffe, who won Tuesday's election for Virginia governor.

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They scared.

I am sure he is holding Oboma's feet to the fire..I bet they are already having a distance yourself from the Admin meeting.

Focus group 1---Figure out how to dis Oboma without being called a racist..LOL

[JohnR! 5,495]

This is what we call a complete and systematic across the board platform failure.

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Despite all the issues with the ACA it seems the moderate republicans and democrats had the last say in the elections yesterday. You might indeed call the shellacking the Teaparty took yesterday systematic error across the platform failure, whatever they may mean in real life. On a side jocous note, we can only hope you are not involved in any manner with IT....

[Pooky 3,784]

Despite all the issues with the ACA it seems the moderate republicans and democrats had the last say in the elections yesterday. You might indeed call the shellacking the Teaparty took yesterday systematic error across the platform failure, whatever they may mean in real life.

Or, looked at another way, the Obamacare fustercluck allowed a Tea Party favorite in Ken Cuccinelli to close 18 points to within 2% of Democrat Terry McAuliffe, despite the latter's overwhelming financial advantage and high profile backing. He may have lost, but he gave the Democrats a proper scare, although they will never admit it.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Or, looked at another way, the Obamacare fustercluck allowed a Tea Party favorite in Ken Cuccinelli to close 18 points to within 2% of Democrat Terry McAuliffe, despite the latter's overwhelming financial advantage and high profile backing. He may have lost, but he gave the Democrats a proper scare, although they will never admit it.

Yes, in one way McAuliffe won and on another way Cuccinelli lost. The Teaparty got what was coming to them, ACA and all. Hopefully they got the message and decide to salvage whay little dignity they still have left.

In the 2012 elections the same motley crew said the elections were a referendum on the ACA and Obama would not be reelected.

Until last night, the same people were saying these elections were a referendum on the ACA.

We can only hope they will remove their heads from the rectums at long last.

Edited November 7, 2013 by Gegel

[Pooky 3,784]

Yes, in one way McAuliffe won and on another way Cuccinelli lost. The Teaparty got what was coming to them, ACA and all. Hopefully they got the message and decide to salvage whay little dignity they still have left.

So, if Obamacare is worth 18 points to a fringe candidate, how much will it be worth to a GOP moderate?

[JohnR! 5,495]

So, if Obamacare is worth 18 points to a fringe candidate, how much will it be worth to a GOP moderate?

At this point not much. Hopefully the democrats will seize the opportunity and turn the situation around. Americans love second chances. We can only hope the other side also seizes these opportunities and turn their lives around. The country is obviously tired of their nonsense.

[Pooky 3,784]

At this point not much. Hopefully the democrats will seize the opportunity and turn the situation around. Americans love second chances. We can only hope the other side also seizes these opportunities and turn their lives around. The country is obviously tired of their nonsense.

The country is tired of politicians from both sides of the aisle representing themselves, and giving their constituents the finger.