There seems to be a lot of comparisons, by the Affordable Care Act apologists. They compare the Act’s problems to those experienced by Microsoft, Apple, Google and the like. There is no valid comparison. Private sector software companies do end-user beta tests and offer various compensations, relatively quick updates and the option of saying ”no.” Most end users have fall back positions with an earlier version. It is incredibly short sighted of the politically ambitious to force a software program on millions of Americans that has never been beta tested with end users and then fining (I don’t consider it a tax) them if they chose not to buy. Then there’s the issue of higher costs for limited options. This is three years and $634 million dollars later. Can’t these naive incompetent people do anything right: Stimulus, Fast and Furious, Solendra, Ben Ghazi, IRS, the beat goes on for Mr. Look Good and Speak Well.
Posted on: Mon, 25 Nov 2013 15:43:46 +0000
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