Pudfark wrote:Everybody...that's been "paying" attention knows....the next President, can just ignore it. At least until...there's a temporary "super majority"....and then it can be stepped on....just like the "bug" it is. That should bring back some memories for ya Slick.
which gets us back to a wager you were unwilling to make.......
Pudfark wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 11:15 am
I live in Texas....you live in America.
Maryland to reportedly abandon $125M ObamaCare exchange for new system
With just days to go before open enrollment ends on March 31, Maryland officials are reportedly planning to abandon its glitch-ridden ObamaCare website and replace the health exchange with technology from Connecticut’s marketplace.
some news flash. A lot of states just went with the National Exchange, many(such as Maryland) out of frugality and also the time constraints upon setting up a State Exchange. Delaware did likewise. In fact, more states than were forseen did so, which is why the National Exchange got so clogged up. The ideal implementation of the ACA was for ALL states to run State Exchanges. Eventually, that will likely be the case. Thanks for illustrating, yet again, the 'fix it versus scrap it' mentality that most of your fellow citizens wish to see. I note that nowhere does Maryland suggest NOT participating, nor do I hear any local calls for getting rid of the ACA(except for right-wing loons, who are in a distinct minority up here in civilization).
Oh, and despite all the issues, I note that we passed the 6 million enrollee mark yesterday.
Pudfark wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 11:15 am
I live in Texas....you live in America.
That should bring back some memories for ya Slick.
