As the news got worse each day about the difficulties in signing up at the new Affordable Health Insurance Exchange, the Senate sent a group of experts to check things out. The first problem seemed to be the contractor’s choice of computer equipment. . .
Jim was certain that in addition to the major flaws in the software for the new government insurance exchanges that didn’t work, the government also needed a competent webmaster instead of some nepotistic brother-in-law of a major party hack and/or funder. He had emailed his resume but that system didn’t work any better than the health insurance one he was offering to fix . . . . David, Sf.G.
First, Lila had gotten notice that she was cut back to just under 30 hours per week and had her employer’s health insurance cancelled. Then it had taken all day to get through to the new online health insurance exchange, and when she finally got connected, she found out the premiums would cost over half of her take home pay. The straw that broke the camels back was her three almost-grown kids telling her they had decided to live at home until they were 26 so they could be covered by her health insurance plan. . . . . David, Sf.G.
