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California's program registered an estimated 0.58 per cent of website visitors in its first day
A Connecticut congressman boasted that his state took 167 applications for Obamacare services on day one, a rate of 0.59 per cent
Obama administration won't say how many Americans signed up on the central website that covered insurance exchanges for 36 states
Kentucky's 5.3 per cent application rate seems to be the nation's highest
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Louisiana’s top health-insurance provider said that not a single person enrolled in a new health-care plan offered through the Affordable Care Act on its first day.
An executive with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana told the Times-Picayune that the agency was unable to sell the plan because customers were unable to access the HealthCare.gov website due to its website’s sluggishness. “It was not as intense as we had anticipated,” the company’s vice president of communication said of the company’s sales. He urged supporters and critics, however, to “take a deep breath and relax” and assured them that the website would eventually allow consumers to enroll in a plan.
Zero Enroll in New LA Plan on Obamacare’s First Day
Ameilia
reply to post by xuenchen
Good. Hopefully it can be proven that the majority DON'T want this law. Instead of hearing a bunch of media blather about how many are in favor/not in favor of this law, we will have hard numbers.
And they will show what the truth is.
Assuming we have access to real numbers of course.
Flatfish
Ameilia
reply to post by xuenchen
Good. Hopefully it can be proven that the majority DON'T want this law. Instead of hearing a bunch of media blather about how many are in favor/not in favor of this law, we will have hard numbers.
And they will show what the truth is.
Assuming we have access to real numbers of course.
Here's some "Hard" numbers for you; Obama/Biden 65,899,660 or 51.1% compared to Romney/Ryan 60,932,152 or 47.2%.
You may want to make note of the fact that President Obama won by almost 5 million votes while vowing to protect ObamaCare, at the same time Romney lost by almost 5 million votes while promising to repeal ObamaCare. What part of those numbers don't you understand?
Ameilia
Obviously they were mistaken. Would they have voted the way they did had they realized Obamacare didn't provide them free healthcare? Perhaps not.
Ameilia
Flatfish
Ameilia
reply to post by xuenchen
Good. Hopefully it can be proven that the majority DON'T want this law. Instead of hearing a bunch of media blather about how many are in favor/not in favor of this law, we will have hard numbers.
And they will show what the truth is.
Assuming we have access to real numbers of course.
Here's some "Hard" numbers for you; Obama/Biden 65,899,660 or 51.1% compared to Romney/Ryan 60,932,152 or 47.2%.
You may want to make note of the fact that President Obama won by almost 5 million votes while vowing to protect ObamaCare, at the same time Romney lost by almost 5 million votes while promising to repeal ObamaCare. What part of those numbers don't you understand?
I understand that of those 65 million people, LOTS OF THEM thought they were voting for free healthcare.
Obviously they were mistaken. Would they have voted the way they did had they realized Obamacare didn't provide them free healthcare? Perhaps not.
Even as President Obama and his administration are making a last minute push to encourage enrollment in Obamacare, a quiet change was made on the Healthcare.gov website regarding those who will still not be able to afford coverage after the program kicks in. From at least June 26, 2013 to as recently as September 15, under the topic, "Where can I get free or low-cost care in my community?" the following statement appeared: "If you can't afford any health plan, you can get free or low-cost health and dental care at a nearby community health center." Here is how the page in question appeared:
The page in question is not a new one, as the webpage's Internet address remains the same, still containing the word "free": www.healthcare.gov/where-can-i-get-free-or-low-cost-care/. However, there is no notation anywhere on the page that it was revised; the change just appeared unannounced.
Other changes include dropping references to "dental" care and the availability of "prescription drugs," as well as exchanging the phrase "specialized care for more serious conditions" for the milder "referrals to specialized care."
Obamacare Website Quietly Deletes Reference to 'Free Health Care'
BellaSabre
reply to post by xuenchen
WTH?
So many people were on the 'marketplace' trying to sign up it crashed the site it's first day. MILLIONS.
Yeah. It's so hated and unwanted that millions were on the site.
It is said "you are what you eat". Well this too holds true for the brain. The information you have is only as reliable as what you study.
You need to change your diet.
charles1952
Dear xuenchen,
You've always been a great conversation starter, thanks for the thread.
I saw an interesting statistic today, more people voted for Romney than like ObamaCare. And I thought Romney was a loser.
Would you check your crystal ball for me? What happens over the next three months?
1) Obama says the plan would have worked had not the Republicans messed with it legislatively, or
2) Obama says the plan would have worked but for the shut down, which is the Republican's fault, or
3) The plan is working just fine, the stories you see in the press are just Republican lies.
4) For some reason the plan needs more money to operate effectively, and the Republicans are blocking it.
Or, some combination of the above?
I would have thought, had I thought about it, that they should have known there would be a rush on the first day. What happened?
With respect,
Charles1952
BellaSabre
reply to post by xuenchen
WTH?
So many people were on the 'marketplace' trying to sign up it crashed the site it's first day. MILLIONS.
Yeah. It's so hated and unwanted that millions were on the site.
It is said "you are what you eat". Well this too holds true for the brain. The information you have is only as reliable as what you study.
You need to change your diet.