Peter Lee is the Executive Director of Covered California, which is the local ACA website, that works fairly well. So even he has noted that any state interested in funding for 1/6 of any state's employment--can get in on the funding, after all! That, of course, is not so-stated in so many words. It is clearly what is happening in California. The Holy Father can likely be supportive of the more Socialist trend to actually pay for medical services. The Republicans are universally, all opposed!
State successes show health law can work - David Nather - POLITICO.com
So how does that make ACA a plausible HeavyWeight problem for GOP, no one seems to be noting?
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The real lesson of the rollout, Kamarck said, is that the Department of Health and Human Services broke every rule for managing a big technological project well — and the successful states didn’t.
The three basic rules for launching a successful government tech project, Kamarck said, are to give one person the power and responsibility to supervise the entire project; build and test the technology repeatedly, since everyone knows websites crash; and create an environment where people feel free to give the boss bad news.
“Somehow, every rule of managing technology in government was broken with this website,” said Kamarck, who’s also the founding director of the Brookings Institution’s Center for Effective Public Mangement.
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Basically, the Republicans are left with the election-year explanation that, "ACA is not a moon-landing, and the computer people were not employed at NASA!"
Liberals are more long accustomed to the electioneering, "If we can put a man on the moon, then why can't we put a health plan into every family budget? This is the richest nation in the world!" The liberals now can point to differences in competence levels of. . .bureaucrats! The Red States seem to have. . . .not too clear a concept, about how a government is actually run(?)!
The main explanation of the liberal complaint is that (1), Red States Don't Want To Employ Anyone In the Medical Profession, who gets paid, and (2), and then there is the explanation that the federal government needs to apply its own IT successes, to ACA.
Twelve more months is a fairly long time. Gallup Polls seem to be noticing that the Roll-out is only possibly, a possible threat--way later on--than it is right now! When any threat starts to disappear, then the Democrats will be in control in 2015, going forward. That will be after winning in 2014. The "Ah, Ah, Ah!" momentum has already happened. Next comes the, "Ooooh! Yeeeees!" Birth is allowed, under ACA, just like contraception(?), which is probably better(?). . .If in fact economies, are really that lethal(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Los Angeles Aqueduct take water from way up north, send it through San Fernando Valley, then into City of Los Angeles--where even any surplus water was not allowed to be spread around, outside city limits. That made federal sense, only 100 years ago! Now water is taken for granted--even in middle of the desert called, County of Los Angeles. The History of Los Angeles shows the advantage of thinking really big! Otherwise, millions would have nothing to take for granted!)
State successes show health law can work - David Nather - POLITICO.com
So how does that make ACA a plausible HeavyWeight problem for GOP, no one seems to be noting?
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The real lesson of the rollout, Kamarck said, is that the Department of Health and Human Services broke every rule for managing a big technological project well — and the successful states didn’t.
The three basic rules for launching a successful government tech project, Kamarck said, are to give one person the power and responsibility to supervise the entire project; build and test the technology repeatedly, since everyone knows websites crash; and create an environment where people feel free to give the boss bad news.
“Somehow, every rule of managing technology in government was broken with this website,” said Kamarck, who’s also the founding director of the Brookings Institution’s Center for Effective Public Mangement.
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Basically, the Republicans are left with the election-year explanation that, "ACA is not a moon-landing, and the computer people were not employed at NASA!"
Liberals are more long accustomed to the electioneering, "If we can put a man on the moon, then why can't we put a health plan into every family budget? This is the richest nation in the world!" The liberals now can point to differences in competence levels of. . .bureaucrats! The Red States seem to have. . . .not too clear a concept, about how a government is actually run(?)!
The main explanation of the liberal complaint is that (1), Red States Don't Want To Employ Anyone In the Medical Profession, who gets paid, and (2), and then there is the explanation that the federal government needs to apply its own IT successes, to ACA.
Twelve more months is a fairly long time. Gallup Polls seem to be noticing that the Roll-out is only possibly, a possible threat--way later on--than it is right now! When any threat starts to disappear, then the Democrats will be in control in 2015, going forward. That will be after winning in 2014. The "Ah, Ah, Ah!" momentum has already happened. Next comes the, "Ooooh! Yeeeees!" Birth is allowed, under ACA, just like contraception(?), which is probably better(?). . .If in fact economies, are really that lethal(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Los Angeles Aqueduct take water from way up north, send it through San Fernando Valley, then into City of Los Angeles--where even any surplus water was not allowed to be spread around, outside city limits. That made federal sense, only 100 years ago! Now water is taken for granted--even in middle of the desert called, County of Los Angeles. The History of Los Angeles shows the advantage of thinking really big! Otherwise, millions would have nothing to take for granted!)
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