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Yesterday: — The salesman in chief pitches Obamacare — Dana Milbank | The Washington Post
WASHINGTON — Not since the Ginsu knife cut through an aluminum can and still sliced a tomato has America seen a pitch quite like the one President Obama delivered in the Rose Garden on Monday. ...
Today: — Obamacare gets blamed for everything — Dana Milbank | The Washington Post
WASHINGTON — Fox News' Sean Hannity, that paragon of journalistic integrity, hosted six "average Americans" on his show this month who were "feeling the pain" of Obamacare.
One was Paul Cox, who runs a North Carolina construction business and complained that the new law prevented him from hiring full-time employees because he would have to provide health insurance to anybody working more than 30 hours a week....
"It's happening all the time," Hannity contributed.
If by "it" Hannity meant "misinforming the American public," then, yes, it is happening all the time. ...
— Sebelius should testify now — Deseret News Editorial
Kathleen Sebelius now says she will be happy to explain to Congress why the website the government set up to handle registrations under the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, has not worked and may be hopelessly inadequate. But the secretary of Health and Human Services says she will do so when her office and Congress can find a "mutually agreeable date." ...
... Arrogance is not a good tactic when members of both parties are demanding answers, and when some are openly calling for you to resign.
— Sebelius owes candor for Obamacare stumbles — Dallas Morning News Editorial (This newspaper just dropped its paywall, so we'll be looking in more often.)
President Barack Obama promised "the most transparent administration in history." The jury remains out on that.
He didn't pledge the most technologically adept administration, but that seemed unnecessary. After Team Obama blew the digital doors off Republicans in consecutive elections, it was obvious, wasn't it?
Apparently not. And the most curious irony is that these two issues are colliding in the most embarrassing way as the Obama administration tries to implement its signature domestic achievement, the Affordable Care Act. ...
— President must act to build confidence in Obamacare — By Maria Parham | The Arizona Star
The first step in dealing with a problem is to admit that you have one. ...
— No excuses, make Affordable Care Act sign-up work — Seattle Times Editorial
— Obama needs some Silicon Valley advice on health care tech problem — San Jose Mercury News Editorial
— Preserving the Affordable Care Act — Los Angeles Times Editorial
— 'Obamacare' exchanges leave users frustrated, still uninsured — Tulsa World Editorial