From: Gary L. Bauer Obama Defends Obamacare Three weeks in and with no end in sight, President Obama was finally forced to address Obamacares disastrous rollout. Of course, he delivered yet another speech defending his signature initiative. And, as he has routinely done for the past five years, he avoided taking any questions from the press. Consumer Reports is warning its readers to avoid the Obamacare site for at least another month. Obama condemned the glitches and kinks as inexcusable, and vowed that experts from the best tech companies in America were being called in for a tech surge to fix the site. Why werent these people called in to begin with? What did we pay $600 million for? That money should have paid for a lot of technical experts! Ironically, a young woman fell ill and nearly fainted during Obamas speech about health care. No doubt a lot of Americans felt the same way after learning that their current policies were being cancelled and new ones would cost significantly more. By the way, why cant the liberal media find any victims of Obamacare? NBC News was still interviewing victims of the government shutdown on its evening news broadcast last night. Talk radio shows are filled with angry people calling in and complaining about losing their current policies and facing massive premium increases. But Big Media acts like these folks dont exist. President Obama took another shot at Obamacares critics during his remarks today, suggesting that they were more interested in denying people healthcare. Obamas chutzpah is breathtaking! This has been Obamas modus operandi for five years. Obama causes problems in Washington then condemns Washington because it has problems. He promises bipartisanship but then does everything possible to make bipartisan cooperation impossible. Now the program that he conceived and built with no-bid contracts isnt working, and Obama demonizes conservatives for suggesting it should be delayed because it isnt ready! gb
Posted on: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 01:55:17 +0000
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