2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..snicker

[274ina]

"More than 2.8 million people nationwide accessed healthcare.gov by Tuesday afternoon and tried to create accounts that would allow them to compare plans, learn about subsidies and sign up for policies"

Can any GOP pundits or shills name one CEOCARE site that has been shut down because of demand?

 

[Cats1]

Re: 2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..sni

I wonder why you would have to create an account in order to compare plans? :roll:

As far as people signing up, I'm sure a lot of people worried about health care (those with preexisting conditions or older) would be pretty excited over having insurance.

 

[JumpinJack]

Re: 2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..sni

What is CEOCARE?

 

[274ina]

Re: 2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..sni

What is CEOCARE?

What we have now.

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[Bob Blaylock]

Re: 2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..sni

"More than 2.8 million people nationwide accessed healthcare.gov by Tuesday afternoon and tried to create accounts that would allow them to compare plans, learn about subsidies and sign up for policies"

Can any GOP pundits or shills name one CEOCARE site that has been shut down because of demand?

Of course not. You just now made up the term “CEOCARE”. It means nothing, therefore there would not be any web sites relevant to it, so of course, none of these nonexistent web sites would have been shut down by excessive demand.

May Mister T have compassion toward you.

 

[wbcoleman]

Re: 2.8 million in 24 hours are all the people that dont want Obamacare GOP says..sni

"More than 2.8 million people nationwide accessed healthcare.gov by Tuesday afternoon and tried to create accounts that would allow them to compare plans, learn about subsidies and sign up for policies"

Can any GOP pundits or shills name one CEOCARE site that has been shut down because of demand?

The government now admits that there are programming and design problems. Blaming the crashes on "unexpected demand" is a laugh and, hey, how many people have signed up the first week?