US Taxpayers Shelled Out $634 Million on Failed Obamacare Website -

Stephanie

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this is disgusting...these people should be kicked out of office
a lot of links at site on this


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Posted by Jim Hoft on Thursday, October 10, 2013, 7:51 AM


The Obama Administration blew $634 million their failed Obamacare website that can’t hold the traffic load of a major blog. $634,320,919 — and that was just for the website!


FOX Nation reported, via Weasel Zippers: It’s been one full week since the flagship technology portion of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) went live. And since that time, the befuddled beast that is Healthcare.gov has shutdown, crapped out, stalled, and mis-loaded so consistently that its track record for failure is challenged only by Congress.

The site itself, which apparently underwent major code renovations over the weekend, still rejects user logins, fails to load drop-down menus and other crucial components for users that successfully gain entrance, and otherwise prevents uninsured Americans in the 36 states it serves from purchasing healthcare at competitive rates – Healthcare.gov’s primary purpose.


The site is so busted that, as of a couple days ago, the number of people that successfully purchased healthcare through it was in the “single digits,” according to the Washington Post.


The reason for this nationwide headache apparently stems from poorly written code, which buckled under the heavy influx of traffic that its engineers and administrators should have seen coming. But the fact that Healthcare.gov can’t do the one job it was built to do isn’t the most infuriating part of this debacle – it’s that we, the taxpayers, seem to have forked up more than $634 million of the federal purse to build the digital equivalent of a rock. And there’s more… Via Drudge:

ALL of it here
- See more at: The Gateway Pundit | Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback
 
all of these problems to register? just think of the cluster fuck when people actually try to use it
 

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