Black People Are Not Children, Nor Are They Special
A Quick Bible Study Vol. 322: What the Bible Says About Gifts
A Pile of Dog Poop Doesn’t Stink As Bad As a Mountain of...
When All They Have Are Lies
When a Hug Becomes a Crime: A Warning From West Virginia
Being Investigated for Good Reason: Trump Accuser E. Jean Carroll
Democrat Candidate's Staffer Causes Physical Altercation With GOP Constituent Who Dared to...
They Broke the Law, Censored the Truth, and Pardoned Themselves. We Must Never...
Germany's Economic Stagnation Has a Root Cause — and It's in the Classroom
Manosphere: Masculinity Without Virtue and Sacrifice
Israeli Firm Picked for Texas Desalination Plant
Violent Rioters Attack Journalist Covering Antifa Activity Outside of ICE Detention Center
Maryland Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing $270K in Social Security Disability Benefits While...
Platner Maintained Sexually-Suggestive Profile on 'Predator's Paradise' App Known For Chil...
Illegal Alien Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years for 20-Year Identity Theft, Benefits and...
Tipsheet

Carney: Healthcare.gov is "On Track" for November 30 Fix

Carney: Healthcare.gov is "On Track" for November 30 Fix

Speaking to reporters today at the White House, Press Secretary Jay Carney reassured that Healthcare.gov will be ready to provide "a majority" of people with health insurance coverage by November 30, eleven days from now.

Advertisement

"We're on track to hit our mark to make the website functionality so that the vast majority of users [can sign up]," Carney said.

As Guy already detailed extensively, 60-70 percent of Healthcare.gov isn't even built yet and payment systems haven't been set up yet. Just in case you're counting, the federal government has already spent $600 million on a website that's 30-40 percent completed.

The White House also repeatedly said Healthcare.gov would be ready to go on October 1. 50+ days later, we know that wasn't true.


Forward.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement