Epic...

[Bobcat]

[old377guy]

There's always GoDaddy in a pinch

[fund razor]

Yeah. But it never crashed.

[Ratickle]

She must be thinking of cars and airplanes.......


Someone should tell her about computers.....

[Ratickle]

She's used to being an idiotic criminal though ......

Feds: Sebelius violated federal law by campaigning for Obama

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012...ing-for-obama/

[Ratickle]

But what should we expect from someone appointed by the Royal Idiot himself???


President Barack Obama Names Pro-Abortion Kathleen Sebelius Health Secretary


As the health secretary, Sebelius could have an impact in crafting a health care plan that could cover abortions with taxpayer funds or require insurance companies to cover abortions in their plans.

Sebelius could also, if confirmed by the Senate, could also issue new regulations overturning the protections President Bush put in place that protect pro-life doctors and medical centers. The Obama administration announced Friday that it opened a 30-day comment period in preparation to do so.

Sebelius is most notorious for her close relationship with late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller, who has escaped prosecution and accountability thus far for allegedly repeatedly violating state abortion laws. However, a judge recently ruled charges against him from the state attorney general’s office can move ahead.

[Bobcat]

[Ratickle]

It is hard to believe the screwing we're getting in this crap.....

[Bobcat]

The Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare, has taken a toll on President Barack Obama's standing in the polls. The latest Gallup poll now shows Obama's approval rating at just 39%.
Here are seven Obamacare facts dragging down the president's approval rating:
1. Obamacare will cost taxpayers $1.8 to $2.6 trillion over the next 10 years. Over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates Obamacare will cost American taxpayers $1.798 trillion. The Republican Senate Budget Committee says CBO's numbers rely on overly optimistic economic assumptions and puts the true cost at $2.6 trillion.
2. At least 3.5 million Americans have already received health insurance cancelation notices. According to data compiled by the Associated Press, 3.5 million Americans have received notices from their health insurance companies that their plans will be canceled due to Obamacare--something Obama explicitly promised would not occur. Worse, the Associated Press's calculations are expected to rise, as they are based on data for just half of the states.
3. The now-infamous Obamacare website cost U.S. taxpayers over $1 billion to build. A Bloomberg analysis finds that the broken Obamacare website and its supporting IT infrastructure cost American taxpayers over $1 billion.
4. The New York Times says Obamacare "will leave out two-thirds of poor blacks and single mothers." The Times' analysis concluded that Obamacare "will leave out two-thirds of the poor blacks and single mothers and more than half of the low-wage workers who do not have insurance, the very kinds of people that the program was intended to help."
5. Tens of thousands of worker hours and jobs have already been cut due to Obamacare. Local stories of employers slashing jobs and worker hours have become common since Obamacare went into effect. As of Oct. 17, Investor's Business Daily's running Obamacare scorecard listed at least 351 employers who have cut jobs or hours in response to Obamacare.
6. Premiums will rise by 99% for young men and between 55% to 62% for young women. As CBS News has reported, an analysis by the Manhattan Institute finds that, despite the Affordable Care Act's name, health insurance premiums will rise dramatically under Obamacare for young men and women--the individuals Obamacare relies on to fund coverage and subsidies for older, sicker Americans.
7. Obama promised no less than 23 times that "if you like your plan, you can keep your plan." NY Magazine compiled 23 video clips of Obama promising that Obamacare would not result in Americans losing their current health care insurance.
President Barack Obama signed Obamacare into law on March 23, 2010.

[Bobcat]

[Ratickle]

So she's the SS and Obama is the fuhrer?

[Bobcat]

Looking that away.

[Ratickle]

Three Guys Just Built The Website Healthcare.Gov Should Have Been - And They Did It In One Weekend!

S.F. programmers build alternative to HealthCare.gov

http://www.dailypaul.com/304859/thes...in-one-weekend


http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_16...ealthcare.gov/


I saw this on TV and cracked up. Idiots in government. You wonder how they can even get away with the scams on the taxpayers. A billion dollars and these guys do a better one in a weekend?

[old377guy]

Geeesh

[Buoy]

Three Guys Just Built The Website Healthcare.Gov Should Have Been - And They Did It In One Weekend!

S.F. programmers build alternative to HealthCare.gov

http://www.dailypaul.com/304859/thes...in-one-weekend


http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_16...ealthcare.gov/


I saw this on TV and cracked up. Idiots in government. You wonder how they can even get away with the scams on the taxpayers. A billion dollars and these guys do a better one in a weekend?

I'm guessing their website doesn't have nearly the amount of stuff "going on in the background" ie. Trojans, probing your computer and browsing history etc. I'll take off my tin foil hat now...

[Bobcat]

[Ratickle]

The people in charge of the site say it will not be safe to put your information on the site until at least mid next year.

[Ratickle]

Obamacare website is not safe or secure and should be shut down, say security experts as fears grow personal data of millions is at risk

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2lfPJ3tv0



You have to read the British press to get the truth

[Bobcat]

[Bobcat]

Quote of the week;

"I know why Obama hired a Canadian company. He simply bought the loyalty of foreigners. Obama could not trust that an American company would have the loathing required to oppress American citizens. The Canadian company is just immoral and greed driven. The company knew that their work would be unpopular with many Americans, but did not care enough to decline the contract."