Archive for the 'Obamacare' Category

Oct 22 2013

Healthcare.gov Was Doomed To Fail, Could Not Handle “Few Hundred” Applicants

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Update: Ed Morrissey calls BS on Obama and his lame excuses: The story proves that the White House has spun a false narrative about the failures, an abjectly political spin that wants to take credit for demand on a site they made mandatory for tax compliance.  The failures exist even under the lightest traffic, which […]

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Oct 21 2013

Obama Panics, Throws Bodies At Obamacare Disaster

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There is a rule of thumb in SW projects, which becomes a scientific law of physics when it is applied to large SW projects for the government. President Obama is about to repeat a huge mistake made by HHS/CMS on the Obamacare Website leading up to its disastrous debut. Obama is going to throw a […]

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Oct 17 2013

Healthcare.gov A Huge Gov-Run Botch-Job

Major Update At The End In my last post I assessed the technical challenges and issues with the launch of Obamacare. In that post I presented the clear signs of a government program technically in over their heads. I pointed to this chart of the core information traffic cop (the Federal Services Data Hub) as […]

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Oct 16 2013

Anatomy Of A Government FUBAR – ObamaCare Style

Buckle up Ladies and Gents – this is going to be a long post. I have been scouring the internet for clues to the ObamaCare debacle to see if I can figure out how bad it is, and how long it will take to fix. This is basically what I do in my day job. […]

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Oct 15 2013

GOP Needs To Hold The Line

  Major Update: Ezra Klein interviews someone directly familiar with Obamacare’s technical issues, and he confirms my predictions  – this is not going to get fixed soon: So I think some of the problem is the Obama administration never brought in heavyweight IT people to oversee this. Are there no Democrats in Silicon Valley? Kathleen […]

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Oct 13 2013

Dems Begin Folding As Petulant Adminstration Partially Opens Parks, With State Taxpayer Money!

So much for the lame Democrat excuse that piece-wise opening of the government is a bad thing.  Remember Harry Reid lambasting Dana Bash for considering the idea of opening the government one in stages! REID: Listen, Senator Durbin explained that very well, and he did it on the floor earlier. As did Senator Schumer. What […]

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Oct 12 2013

What Can We Learn From Shutown Theater & Obamacare’s Failed Debut?

One thing to take away from the last two weeks is how right the GOP was to warn the country of the pending doom to our Health Care System from the evolving ObamaCare  debacle. They were so right to try and stop what Obama is doing to individuals and families across this country. So right. […]

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Oct 10 2013

ObamaCare’s ObamaCrash Not A Surprise – Start Over

Final Update: OK, this left a mark: Regardless of the variety of places to hear whatever facts and justification align with how you feel about the program, it is undeniable that this launch has been an incredible technical failure.  Straight up – an absolute failure. … Ladies and Gentlemen, this is about as ugly any […]

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Oct 07 2013

Why Was Obamacare (Now ObamaCrash) Website Outsourced To Overseas Company?

One thing is clear, the #ObamaCare roll out has turned into the #ObamaCrash. From what I am reading on the tech side of things (and computer systems for NASA and DoD are my business area) the problems seem to be a case of hiring the wrong company for the job. In this WSJ article, the […]

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Oct 02 2013

Dumb, Dumber and Dumberer

Barrycades popping up everywhere – even where they should not be! Apparently the National Park Service has closed down a park in McLean, VA it does not operate: Pointing to Park Service claims that parks have to be closed because the agency can’t afford staff during the government closure, Eberly wrote: “What utter crap. We […]

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