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The Obamacare Debacle: It's Everyone Else's Fault
As the Congressional hearing, to apportion blame for the farce that Obamacare has already become, gathers steam the overwhelming theme from the four witnesses is "it's not our fault," and as much as the Congressmen dive deeply into the process, the more it is clear that the left hand had no idea what the right hand was doing in yet another government-funded SNAFU. The entire discussion can be summed up by CGI's comments that "our portion of the application worked as designed." Indeed, all of the contractors point the finger back at the government's Centers for Medicare and Medicaid as responsible for "end to end testing," and ultimately the #fail.
Live Coverage via C-SPAN (click image for link)
Written statements from the 4 contractors:
Via WSJ,
According to prepared testimony, CGI Federal, the lead contractor for HealthCare.gov, will say the federal agency in charge of the project was "the ultimate responsible party for the end-to-end performance of the overall" health exchange.
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CGI also said its system passed eight technical reviews before going live and that problems came instead from a system designed by another contractor, UnitedHealth Group Inc 's Optum unit, which verifies users' identities. That "created a bottleneck that prevented the vast majority of users from accessing" the exchange, according to testimony of Cheryl Campbell, a senior vice president at CGI Federal.
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Committee Chairman Fred Upton of Michigan asks the contractors if they knew the site would have “crippling problems.” CGI’s Campbell says that “our portion of the application worked as designed” and repeated that “end-to-end testing was the responsibility of the (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid).”
“We anticipate that people will be able to enroll in the time that is allotted,” said CGI’s Campbell (which is Dec. 15 if you want insurance on Jan. 1). “As painful as it sounds, I know it’s a difficult system, but the system is working.”
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In summation, it seems that the following sums it up all too poerfectly...
“If there was a silver bullet to answer that question, I would give it to you,” says CGI’s Campbell. “It’s the end-to-end aspect that is a challenge.”
In other words, whoever was running the overall project was asleep at the wheel...
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Why don't you move on to rearranging the deck chairs?
More Political Theater to distract the masses from the fact that The American People & the US UNITED STAES CORP. are bankrupt. Again.
The Elite, incrementally, via "Crony Capitalism" have inserted their "Agent Smith" at all the highest levels of Political, Educational, Economic & Religious institutions that have dominion over man. Through Psyche Warfare, The Elite have managed to control public perception. The Zionist owned media & its Minions are more than eager to comply.
please please
will Maxine Waters be asking any questions here today?
Of course not. However, she might "axe" a few.
RAYCISS!!!!
It never gets old.
I'm calling 1-800-Fuk-YOU to file a complaint.
Scrap OBaMaocare in the shitcan, and fire everyone involved with it including every politician who voted for it, then begin criminal investigations into how much they all got bribed to do it.
someone likes it
http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatch/health-reform-implementation/330335...
There is a book that has been written on how to become a valued member of the HHS staff. http://www.amazon.com/You-Cant-Polish-A-Turd/dp/1453705546
I don't understand the MSM reporting how the administration is going to delay the date that people are required to sign up by. We have been told for 3 years how the masses desperately need coverage and that they need it now.
Cut to live coverage of masses on the mall shouting: What do we need??? OCare!!! When do we need it??? NOW!!!
If it's any consolation, I saw the "Free Cellphone, Free Minutes" tent setup in the liquor store parking lot next to the projects yesterday.
Yeah, I saw that tent, too! It was right next to the grocery store with the banner in the window that reads "It's FREE! Swipe yo' EBT!"
Enough with all this Obamacare controversy shit. It's not like it's a matter of life and death.
Oh...
Obama's most important achievement. Congress passed the bill without reading it. Obama signed the bill without reading it. Sebelius ran HHS without knowing what was going on. These are noble governing elite Central Planners. Perhaps, Ben and Janet can print health insurance policies. In Barack, alone, we must trust.
Party cronies.
You will be a rat trapped in a maze with Obamacare.
"NO CHEESE FOR YOU!" "It's a big club, and you..."
Put any group of IT leaders together and question them and they'll always give these answers. "Yes, it doesn't 'work', but it's working as designed. Someone else didn't test it for their needs."
Why even have a congressional inquiry into this? The answer was always going to be that.
Then we'll finally get to the real issue is that data is garbage. That it's impossible to match that data up. Debbie L Smith attempts to sign up herself and 2 children from two different marriages of which she's changed her name 3 times. Names, addresses, SSN# don't match up. She didnt officially change her name back. Her drivers license has a different address on it. Yeah. It's a nightmare.
Never going to be fixed. They'd need a national ID database. Presumably thats your Tax ID number since at the end of the day the IRS is going to verify your insurance to decide whether to release your tax returns or not.
Does the ACA conform to the ADA? If not, "looks" to me like they're discriminatin' against those w/limited vision.
Nevermind Obamacare. We must now turn our focus to important issues, like making all Marines look like train conductors.
FORWARD!
Frenchie Gendarme !!
market-ticker.org/post=225369 How Badly Will ObamaCare Screw You? Answers Here!
This is rich, Congress grilling someone on the inability to provide timely and efficient service. Congressional inquiries are just a way of filling time before leaving for lunch and then going to the golf course...
CGI Federal, the lead contractor for HealthCare.gov, will say the federal agency in charge of the project was "the ultimate responsible party for the end-to-end performance of the overall" health exchange.
Interesting commentary on this statement from one Herman Cain who regardless of if you like him or not has some experience in the real world as a CEO on just this point.
http://www.caintv.com/he-didnt-know-with-one-probabl
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Herman talked on the show today about what he's learned in terms of what a good executive leader needs to know, and I'm pretty familiar with how Herman operates. While he doesn't micromanage areas in which he has given someone else responsibility, he expects us to let him know when there is a major issue.
If we had a problem with this web site, he would expect me to get it fixed if I could. If I couldn't, and it became a major problem, he would expect me to tell him immediately. That is exactly how a good executive manager operates. To let a problem like HealthCare.gov become such a fiasco is on the top guy, whether he knew or not, because he should never have fostered a culture in which it is acceptable for his high-level people to keep something like this from him.
Herman saw this coming back in 2009, when Obama structured his administration with more than 65 people reporting directly to him. The ideal number of direct reports for a CEO is four, he told me. A really good executive leader might be able to push it to seven. Someone with no management experience whatsoever managing 65 direct-reports? Disaster. Guaranteed.
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This is the Cloward-Piven strategy in action. Why people keep thinking this is just a snafu or incompetency is beyond me. It is by design.
It may well all be deliberate at some level. Whether Obama himself is deliberately destroying things I can only suspect, but we know that everyone under him and advising him are not ALL fools. We know they can see what is happening and at the very least are doing nothing to stop it and if anything enabling it further. If as Cain suggests common management principles are in direct conflict with Obama's actions, surely someone would know and gently remind him so. So either his ego is So grand that he takes no advise or direction from anyone (which seems possible yet boggles the mind as to why he has so many advisors if he ignores them all) or they see what is happening and it promotes their agenda's goals. This is a runaway train and either they are all idiots or terrorists bent on destruction. Either way it needs to be stopped.
The government is setting the tone for how we should respond to them regarding their rules.
Sorry Mr IRS man, you're gonna have to talk to my wife about that charitable donation. I gave her the receipt. Maybe the kids tore it up. Either way, I did my part.
I sent my proof of health insurance. You might want to talk to the Postal Service. You know how they can be. Chuckle, chuckle.
Ummm...yyyyyyeah, see, I'm not going to be able to file my taxes on time this year. I'm, uh, like, experiencing some glitches, but you can bet that when I do finally file them, they'll be amazing.
That doesn't apply when the jackboot is on the other foot, as you well know.
I had a signed recorded delivery slip for some Govt. paperwork.
They lost it in house,made me reapply, and pay the fee again..
So does congress REALLY think anyone working for this administration will accept responsibility for ANYTHING? The standard operating principle here has been the "plausable deniability" of mantaining an impermiable wall of ignorance between supposed "responsible parties". What a waste of time. Its not like The People are going to be watching Cspan to experience this farce. Besides they are ready know and don't want to know. They just keep the Ipod plugged in to block out the noise.
http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=225369
IN my experience there is no better or more skilled group in an organization who can deflect responsiblity than the assholes who are in IT.
No matter what the circumstance, they have an excuse, they have a priority list, they are quick to tell you they need more help as they are walking out the door at 4:59pm
pff you got it easy... I remember the days of being a BOFH
Your "experience" with IT people is probably dealing with project managers who are put in charge of IT projects without first developing and expertise in the technology they are managing. People think you can take a project manager with no exposure to coding or or systems architecture and have them successfully manage a complex development project. I am a damn good manager of software development programs. I was a coder and architecht before I moved into management. If you made me a construction project manager I would fail. The problem with these assholes is that they have no idea how to tell when the estimates provided by their tech staff are reasonable.
Promote from our own experienced cadre? That's so old fashioned! That quaint shit went out the window even before "Who Moved My Cheese" became the Little Red Book of Leadership.
Now we promote based upon satisfaction surveys asking about diversity, inclusion and feelings. We might be able to find a position for you in Testing. No wait, we DEFINITELY don't want anyone with anything but scripting skills over there...
You have to be a Business Analyst. Or some asshat from sales. The clowns who think that the vibrant tapestry of their mind should be a simple to bring into reality because they once got a screen to say "Hello, World" in that one fucking CIS 105 class they did back in school.
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Regular (as it were) Prices:
* Calling me with a question --- $10
* Calling me with a stupid question -- $20
* Calling me with a stupid question you can't quite articulate - $30
* Implying I'm incompetant because I can't interpret your inarticulate problem description - $1000+punitive damages
* Questions received via phone without first trying help desk - $10.00
* Questions where answer is in TFM - $10.00 (this should have been higher :-)
* Questions during Xpilot session - $20.00
* Calling me back with the same problem *after* I fix it once - $100
* Insisting that you're not breaking the software, the problem is on my end somehow - $200
* Asking me to walk over to your building to fix the problem - $5/step
* Asking me to drive to another town to fix your problem - $50/mile+gas
* If you interrupt me while I was reading news - $25/hr
* If you interrupt me while I was trying to count all the xroaches on my screen - $35/hr
* If you interrupt me while I was trying to actually fix somebody else's problem - $45/hr
* If you try to hang around and get me to fix it now - $50/hr
* If you expect me to tell you how I fixed it - $60/hr
* If you've come to ask me why something isn't working that I'm currently working on - $70/hr
* If you're asking me to fix something I fixed for you yesterday - $75/hr
* If you're asking me to fix something I told you I fixed yesterday, but never did fix - $85/hr
* If you're asking me to fix a quick patch that I made that didn't work - $95/hr
* If you're bugging me while there's another admin in the room who could have done it for you - $150/hr
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account there - $10
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* Technical support for the above programs - $150 per hour (regardless of whether I know the program or not :))
* Calling me to tell me that none of the users in your group can log on
without telling me that you placed an order to remove applications for those users $25
* After I find out that you placed the order to DELETE all of your users
$1,000 (including $4,000 discount for the hilarity factor)
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5 explaining how to verify and fix it, only to hear you say... "So that's
what the little box that popped up on my screen was telling me to do!" - $40
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* Dealing with "How can I get another copy of [obviously pirated software]?
Mine just died." requests - $45
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why don't you try calling the number on the box in which you bought it?" line - $55
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the hint in the previous response - $95 (includes instructions for
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* If I wrote the sign - $45
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in Outer Slobavia as a Mosaic/Netscape/Gopher/FTP client problem - $25.00
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* Reporting it more than once and implying slothfullness on tech
support's inability to solve problem - $200.00
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* BEFORE I order your replacement hard drive - $250.00
* Telling me that you don't have a hard drive $50
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walking you through the process) $100
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just left for a two week vacation - $400
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monitor lead back in - $50
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* Spilling coke on monitor - $50 plus cost of monitor
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Beeper Prices:
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* Questioning the other prices .................................$50
Finally found what I wanted to post:
An example of how a typical end-user specifies what kind of computer
program they want you to design:
Dear Mr. Architect:
please design and build me a house. I'm not quite sure of what I need or
want in a house, so you should use your discretion.
My new house should have between 2 and 45 bedrooms. Just make sure the
plans are such that bedrooms can be easily added or eliminated. When you
bring the blueprints to me, I'll make the final decision of what I want.
Also, bring me the cost breakdown for each configuration so that I can
arbtrarily pick one.
Keep in mind that the house I ultimately choose must cost less than the
one in which I currently reside. Make sure, however, that you correct all
the deficiencies that exist in my current home. I'd allow you to view my
current house to help you understand and avoid the problems that I'm refer-
ring to, but I'm afraid that it may interfere with your creative abilities.
Also keep in mind as you design this house that I wish to keep yearly
maintainance costs as low as possible. This should mean the incorporation
of the latest technological advancements in siding & insulation. If you
choose not to specify aluminum siding, be prepared to explain in detail.
Please make sure that modern design practices and the latest materials
are used in constructing the house. The house should be very nice.
However, be alerted that the kitchen should be designed to accommodate my
1952 Gibson refrigerator and any other items with which we don't wish to
part.
To assure that you are building the correct house for my family, make
sure that you contact each of my children and in-laws. My Mother-in-law
will have very strong feelings about how the house ought to be designed
since she visits us at least once a year. Make sure that you weigh care-
fully all suggestions made by family members and make the right decisions.
I, however, retain the right to override any decisions you make.
Please don't bother me with details right now. Your job is to develop
the overall plans for this house. Get the big picture. It's not appro-
priate at this time to be choosing such things as the color of the carpet,
although you should keep in mind that my wife likes green.
Also, do not worry at this time about acquiring the resources needed to
build this house. Your first priority is to develop detailed plans and
specifications. However, once I accept the plans, I'll expect to have the
house under roof within 48 hours.
While you are designing this house specifically for me, keep in mind
that sooner or later I'll probably sell the house. It should appeal to
the largest number of potential buyers. Please make sure, before you
finalize the plans, that there is a consensus of the population in my area
as to the desirability of the features included in the house.
You are advised to look at my neighbor's house, which he constructed
last year. We like it a great deal because it has many features that we
would like to have in our new home, particularly the 75-foot swimming pool.
With careful engineering I believe that you can design this into our new
house without impacting the construction cost.
Please prepare a complete set of blueprints. I's not necessary at this
time to do the real design since these blueprints will used only for
construction bids. Please be advised, though, that any resulting increase
in the cost caused by future design changes will result in your getting
your hands slapped.
You must be thrilled to be working on such an interesting project such
as this. To be able to use new kinds of construction and to be given such
freedom in design is something that doesn't happen very often. Contact me
as soon as possible with your design ideas. I'm most enthusiastic in
seeing what you develop.
Sincerely,
Prospective Client
P.S. My wife has just told me that she disagrees with many of the
instructions that I've given you in this letter. As the architect, it is
your responsibility to resolve these issues. I've tried in the past and
have been unable to accomplish this. If you can't handle this, I'll have
to look for a new architect.
P.P.S. Perhaps what I need is not a house at all, but rather, a travel
trailer. Please advise me as early as possible if this is the case.
Now, multiply in the the Factors of Congressional (er, Lobbyist) legalese, by over 2000 pages! Clusterfsck DOES NOT EVEN BEGIN to describe Obamacare!
Dissent is illegal. In CA, defacing or throwing away CoveredCa.com promotional material is punishable by CA state law. This is particularly spiteful, because only PDFs are available, so you'd need to print it using your own paper and ink, to break the law. You no longer even own your own printer, paper and ink, they do.
LOL
I'd love to see a protest over this.
That is great if true. Illustrates so much that is wrong in such a simple way.
And to think the GOP tried to save them.
All your health plan are belong to us....
and to think if Cruz had just shut up
At lunch the other day the guy sitting next to me says........... Isn't Obama care like a new constitution? Thought about it for a while............. um yes i do believe you are correct!
"It's not our fault. We're not really experts at running a website, let alone a health care system."
CGI Federal is a Canadian company with headquarters in Quebec.
ROTFLMFAO!!!!!
What a panel of flaming fucktards. No wonder they got rejected by Groupon.
Some more Obamacare success stories.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2013/10/24/more-americans-have...
More Americans In 3 States Have Had Their Insurance Canceled Under ObamaCare Than Have Filed An Exchange Account In All 50...
http://news.investors.com/politics-obamacare/101713-669013-obamacare-emp...
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In the interest of an informed debate, we've compiled a list of job actions with strong proof that ObamaCare's employer mandate is behind cuts to work hours or staffing levels. As of Oct. 17, our ObamaCare scorecard included 351 employers. Here's our latest analysis, highlighting the consequences of cuts to work hours at more than 100 school districts due to ObamaCare's employer mandate.
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As Charlie Sheen would say, winning.
It seems that making something complex work correctly is more difficult than oppressing the citizenry. Who could of known?
I thought lying to congress was a crime.
The obvious solution is to declare Christian Science the national religion.
Might this may be the reason things are so out of control with Obamacare and DC!
Everything is SOOOO out of control!
http://cosmicconvergence.org/?p=4877
The Final Shift Fast Approaches
OT: What are the odds Obama will soon be claiming this lad too as his coulda-been son?:
http://www.breakingnews.com/item/ahZzfmJyZWFraW5nbmV3cy13d3ctaHJkcg0LEgR...
This is the fault of Obama, Pelosi and Reid and the democrats who rammed this shit down the American people’s throat when they said they did not want it. But, above all, the one person responsible and should be impeached is Hussein Obama, he is a disgrace to this country and to the office he holdsl! No need to fix this because those who endorsed it are not part of it, only those who pay their salaries. Now we the people will pay for the ignorance and racism in elected this clown show!
The MSM blames something else. Another excuse to attack Cruze and the Tea Party.
The Obama liberal gang are Marxist at heart.
Yep, it has to be the Tea Partiy's fault. If they were'nt generating all those negative waves, the ACA would have worked perfectly.
My only advice is a line from a movie- Donald Sutherland/Oddball (Kelly's Heros): "Have a little faith, Crapgame."
You all are missing the point that our Government hires contractors to do virtually everything it is supposed to do. This has several advantages:
(1) Someone else can take the blame
(2) Government employes don't actually have to do anything except watch and fink on the contractors.
(3) It nicely spends all available funds so an increase can be justified next year.
Six Stages of a Project
....annnnnd we've just passed 'Panic' and are now entering 'Search for the Guilty'.
By the way, forget any privacy.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/10/24/Hidden-In-ObamaCare-A...
Why don't they stick to trading stocks on insider information and leave the complicated stuff alone. What are they stupid.
...or they can go the SEC route, forget about computer driven systems all together and just turn on the porn.
T H E B U C K S T O P S H E R E
- Harry S Truman
"Tell me this isn't a government operation."
-- Gene Kranz, NASA Flight Director (Apollo 13)
Tyler,
With billions of dollars at stake, did it ever occur to you that at least a dozen or more saboteurs may be in the group of coders that destroyed the software integrity and disrupted the workflow? I doubt that HHS even considered that such a possibility was probable, and that enemies of the state (already shown to be capable of shutting down the government and nearly destroying the currency) were at work wiping out the Web system?
Wake up, Tyler. It's not just incompetence at work here. An investigation by cybercops will find the criminals and their handiwork.
lol. They should be congratulated for their patriotism if that's the case btw.
McAfee was on radio last night saying the code was easily hacked (meaning your bank account info, SSN, etc. are too). He's in (or was in) the cyber security biz, so he's got a dog in the hunt, but it stands to reason since there's no privacy, security's pretty much a non-starter too. Good luck to those "lucky" few thousand who have managed to sign up.
Knowing what I know about programming and Govt SNAFUs, there's no doubt in my mind that this Clusterfsck can be laid at the feet of incompetence (way to go, Obamatron, Decepticrats and Republicons!)
They should all be fired, the president should then fire himself.
Come on, give them a break!
It is just the website that is having problems...
I am sure that everything behind the scene is working just fine.
One word sums it up - Flustercluck
Nobody ever wants to pay for integrated systems testing. Hubble telescopes, Abram's tanks and aircraft all have intergration issues.
Obamacare does not work well at first - so what.
Monkey pee is monkey poo.
If it comes outta your *@@
Designed to fail. It is a suicide attack on our nation and economy.
"Moar glitches bitchez" is the ZH way to phrase it.
It's the Chicago way....
Who cares whose fault it is.
Does it work as expected? NO.
Fire them ALL, the managers first of course (as bonus). And as they have already spent close to a 1/2 billion (worthless soon) USD, ask them to give 35% of their pay to Open Source Software, for they used any way most of their code from the Web, but as clearly was realized, quite incompetently.
On the Obama fainting show (pretty funny commentary):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGZ4WeQwmIk
This "program" (or is that "pogrom") is the perfect vehicle for the development of a culture of resistance and non-compliance. Tell Obama and the rest of the government to go fuck themselves, and just don't touch it. Once you get the hang of it, your next step is the IRS.
Just like public edumaction, we need to spend more money for it to work
Can he still claim that "he didn't build that?"