Healthcare.Gov Problem Solving
Since the opening day of Obamacare's website, www.healthcare.gov, there have been substantial server problems such as crashes and applicants not being able to create accounts. You'd think after three years of preparation for this day that they'd be way more prepared since there was such a strong following behind the bill. In David Jackson's article on USA Today, he reassures the commonwealth population that the Obama administration is really working hard on fixing all the major issues of the healthcare site. I believe that this has been going on since day one, but there might be the need for a server upgrade. There is no true reassurance from Jackson's article. It seems bland and almost emotionless. One comment I'd like to make clear is how the republicans have called the whole program into question with the cause being all the initial problems. This just seems so... normal for republicans. They really hate Obama. There are almost always initial problems with most bills that become initiated into the United states. There is always someone to criticize. I would like to say when the site gets fixed we will see there aren't that many problems. The article itself doesn't give much, if any, factual evidence. The article is really more informative if anything, of information we are already well acquainted with. It quotes more from other articles than it does contain original information. The author seems credible. His specialty seems to be on Obama.
