Members of the House have been grilling administration officials over the healthcare.gov website's problems, demanding apologies and complaining about the site's problems. This is completely hypocritical, considering that country has been mired in the sequester for more than a year, because Congress has been unable to pass a real budget.
By most accounts the negotiations of the House-Senate budget committee will not result in any grand plan, which means we could be struggling with threats of shutdowns and defaults well into the next year.
The committee has a deadline of Dec. 13. What are the odds that the health care website will be up and running smoothly before the same people complaining about it can get their act together and pass a budget?
1 comment:
because Congress has been unable to pass a real budget.
Oh for craps sake. Talk to your buddy Mark. Every time somebody brought that up he pooh-poohed it as unnecessary.
You two need to figure it out - is it necessary or not?
Post a Comment