John Boehner Tries to Sign up for Obamacare. Takes 4 hours due to Crashes/Errors.

[WelfareQueen]

You can't make the is shit up. Obama couldn't organize a pie eating contest at a fat farm. The Healthcare.gov website, which crashed earlier this week as the idiot Kathleen Sebilius was touting how wonderful it is during a photo op.....continues to suck.

John Boehner attempted to sign up. After four hours, and numerous error messages as well as being forced to restart the process multiple times....he was able to get an account set up.

I guess it's just like Obama promised. It's like going on Kayak.com.


Here's the story.


WASHINGTON (AP) -- Being speaker of the House doesn't make it any easier to sign up for health care coverage using the troubled federal website. Just ask John Boehner.

The Ohio Republican says he had to re-start the process several times while spending four hours trying to sign up at HealthCare.gov.

At one point Thursday, Boehner tweeted his frustration — "Guess I'll just have to keep trying" — along with photos of himself at a computer and the error message he says he received. The House speaker has 583,000 followers on Twitter.

Nearly an hour after his tweet, Boehner received an email confirming he was signed up, his spokesman said.

Boehner's effort comes as Republicans crank up a highly organized effort to capitalize politically on the troubled rollout of the health care law's website, as well as millions of Americans receiving policy cancellations.

Congressional Democrats are squirming over potential political fallout from those problems ahead of next year's midterm elections.

President Barack Obama has apologized for problems related to his signature health care law. Administration officials have said the website, unveiled on Oct. 1, will be working better by the end of this month.

 

[Sallow]

Did he cry?

Or give out checks from the Tobaccy company?

 

[NYcarbineer]

Why is he signing up for something he believes needs to be repealed before it destroys the country?

 

[TemplarKormac]

Did he cry?

Or give out checks from the Tobaccy company?

Look who's butthurt? Do you need Obamacare to make it feel better?

 

[TemplarKormac]

Why is he signing up for something he believes needs to be repealed before it destroys the country?

To prove how much of a failure it actually is. Perhaps you missed that little detail.

 

[Mad_Cabbie]

John Boehner hardly the guy to do this. Fair and balanced, eh?

 

[TemplarKormac]

John Boehner hardly the guy to do this. Fair and balanced, eh?

Yeah man, Obama knows all about it.

 

[bodecea]

You can't make the is shit up. Obama couldn't organize a pie eating contest at a fat farm. The Healthcare.gov website, which crashed earlier this week as the idiot Kathleen Sebilius was touting how wonderful it is during a photo op.....continues to suck.

John Boehner attempted to sign up. After four hours, and numerous error messages as well as being forced to restart the process multiple times....he was able to get an account set up.

I guess it's just like Obama promised. It's like going on Kayak.com.


Here's the story.


WASHINGTON (AP) -- Being speaker of the House doesn't make it any easier to sign up for health care coverage using the troubled federal website. Just ask John Boehner.

The Ohio Republican says he had to re-start the process several times while spending four hours trying to sign up at HealthCare.gov.

At one point Thursday, Boehner tweeted his frustration — "Guess I'll just have to keep trying" — along with photos of himself at a computer and the error message he says he received. The House speaker has 583,000 followers on Twitter.

Nearly an hour after his tweet, Boehner received an email confirming he was signed up, his spokesman said.

Boehner's effort comes as Republicans crank up a highly organized effort to capitalize politically on the troubled rollout of the health care law's website, as well as millions of Americans receiving policy cancellations.

Congressional Democrats are squirming over potential political fallout from those problems ahead of next year's midterm elections.

President Barack Obama has apologized for problems related to his signature health care law. Administration officials have said the website, unveiled on Oct. 1, will be working better by the end of this month.

Did he get signed up at the end? Does he have to pay more?

 

[Political Junky]

You'll be happy to know that Boner successfully enrolled in ObamaCare. Oh, how it must have irked him.

 

[Black_Label]

I bet it took so long because he was too drunk to even find the keys on the keyboard.

 

[TemplarKormac]

You'll be happy to know that Boner successfully enrolled in ObamaCare. Oh, how it must have irked him.

I like the fact that you guys are thinking the website is the core of this issue. If it takes 4 hours to sign up, then what are the chances that someone with less patience would wait that long?

 

[WelfareQueen]

Why is he signing up for something he believes needs to be repealed before it destroys the country?

Because the fascist asshole Libtards force people to sign up under penalty of Law. Pay attention, dimwit.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Make a note folks, don't sign up drunk.

Seriously, did anyone expect this traitor to tell the truth about this? He has lied about it for years and he's still lying about it.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Why is he signing up for something he believes needs to be repealed before it destroys the country?

Because the fascist asshole Libtards force people to sign up under penalty of Law. Pay attention, dimwit.

Oh crud.

Another rw who doesn't know the definition of "fascist".

LOOK IT UP.

 

[mudwhistle]

Did he cry?

Or give out checks from the Tobaccy company?

Are you one of the last rats on the ship?

 

[blackhawk]

You can't make the is shit up. Obama couldn't organize a pie eating contest at a fat farm. The Healthcare.gov website, which crashed earlier this week as the idiot Kathleen Sebilius was touting how wonderful it is during a photo op.....continues to suck.

John Boehner attempted to sign up. After four hours, and numerous error messages as well as being forced to restart the process multiple times....he was able to get an account set up.

I guess it's just like Obama promised. It's like going on Kayak.com.


Here's the story.


WASHINGTON (AP) -- Being speaker of the House doesn't make it any easier to sign up for health care coverage using the troubled federal website. Just ask John Boehner.

The Ohio Republican says he had to re-start the process several times while spending four hours trying to sign up at HealthCare.gov.

At one point Thursday, Boehner tweeted his frustration — "Guess I'll just have to keep trying" — along with photos of himself at a computer and the error message he says he received. The House speaker has 583,000 followers on Twitter.

Nearly an hour after his tweet, Boehner received an email confirming he was signed up, his spokesman said.

Boehner's effort comes as Republicans crank up a highly organized effort to capitalize politically on the troubled rollout of the health care law's website, as well as millions of Americans receiving policy cancellations.

Congressional Democrats are squirming over potential political fallout from those problems ahead of next year's midterm elections.

President Barack Obama has apologized for problems related to his signature health care law. Administration officials have said the website, unveiled on Oct. 1, will be working better by the end of this month.

Did you see the video where Kathleen Sebelius was doing some photo op with Obamacare navigators talking about how good it was working and one of the reporters there pointed out the screen said error system down? If that wasn't enough the navigator working the computer said it will come back up this happens all the time.