Obamacare problems

"One side of Capitol Hill is invested in failure and that makes the iterative process of fixing glitches as they come up and fine-tuning the law more challenging," Obama said, referencing Republicans.

Obamacare funds, taxpayer dollars, could be used to pay for abortion directly. Obamacare also explicitly permits fed. tax subsidies to pay for the premiums for certain qualified individuals to purchase plans that cover abortion.

A poll conducted by the New York State Medical Society finds that 44% of MDs said they are not participating in the nation’s new Obamacare plan.

A bureaucratic hangup is keeping the CDC from ordering the vaccines it says we may need.

CGI Federal, which secured a $678 million no-bid contract to build the Obamacare exchange web portal, is being scrutinized for ties between senior execs and the Obama administration following the disastrous rollout of the site.

Rep. Paul Ryan said he plans to release several letters dating back to Aug. 15 that will show a pattern of HHS Sect. Kathleen Sebelius refusing to testify before his committee on the progress of implementing Obamacare.

A group of small businesses have filed a lawsuit claiming that Obamacare, prevents the fed. gov't from enforcing the law in any state that chooses not to set up its own exchange. However, there seems to be another provision that could provide the feds a way around that. 36 states chose not set up its own exchanges.

In a bombshell revelation, a Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota consumer sales manager said that the Obama Admin. asked them to hide how many people registered for health insurance through an online Obamacare exchange.

The constipated debut of Obamacare has reduced the president of the US to the status of TV pitchman. Sad.

The one establishment Republican politician who arguably came out better than anyone else in the deal to end the stand-off over defunding ObamaCare and imposing real spending reform on the federal government was the Senate’s Republican Minority Leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

Repubs blasted HHS Sect. Kathleen Sebelius for the glitches crippling the Obamacare rollout. They said she will have to testify before Congress on HHS's design and failed launch of the website, which cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

According to a Gallup poll, more people than ever are now saying they will pay the fine, as opposed to enrolling.

It’s a sign not just of bad health-care policy but of greater systemic problems.

Not only have premiums doubled in the individual markets, OCare coverage has gotten worse in a very concrete way. The new system has now opened a wide chasm between the employer and individual markets on actual cost coverage, too.

Internet security company Trend Micro reported that they've seen spam issues which appear “professional enough to fool some.” “Deep problems with the Marketplace websites could make things much worse.”

When unions join with conservatives in criticizing legislation, something must be really wrong.

A new nationwide survey suggests that millions of uninsured Americans have no intention of signing up for Obamacare. This is potentially HUGE. Read this analysis.