President Obama kickin some arse and takin numbers.

Junk

Oh he's taken names all right, Him and the NSA got errrybody's name. And if by kicking ass you mean "I aint gonna follow da costituton" and make executive orders then sure. However for most red blooded, honest, hard working, tax paying, non welfare taking, no medicade using American; he is acting like a dictator and a complete dumb ass that has absolutely no idea what it takes to lead men, inspire a nation or represent the highest office in the land with respect and dignity.

He is still a POS, will always be a POS, and as far as im concerned he is the dumbest president we have ever had, his IQ is not representative of his education Dean. Just cause he went to Harvard don't mean he is smart. I know people who went to Harvard who cant tie their own shoe laces w/o help.

Harvard--Ivy League Reeducation Camp for the People's Republic of Libtards

Hopefully by the time elections are held all these idiots that voted for him will be fined for not having insurance or at least have discovered that it is not free. Maybe they will then see what they voted for and cut his power to nothing by voting another direction. He will respond with more executive orders and at some point he should be impeached for abuse of authority.

Riiiiiiiight.

Sorry, but good lawyer is a dead lawyer.

Broke more laws than any American president, put this country futher in financial debt, put more Americians out of health care, Lied to the American people than anyother president and the list goes on. So your argument is invalid DG

He killed bin laden???? All by himself ?? Must've missed that one.


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Hey DG --- how bout them deadbeats on ACA ???


The big question about Obamacare this year is whether enough people will enroll to make the controversial health-reform plan viable.

Another important question has been overlooked, until now: Will people pay their premiums once they enroll? The unsettling answer appears to be maybe not.

The New York Times has discovered that only about 80% of people purchasing health insurance through the federal online marketplace or a similar state-run exchange paid their first month’s premium. There’s no single source of such data, but the Times canvassed insurers participating in the program, such as Aetna (AET), Wellpoint (WLP), Humana (HUM) and Blue Shield of California. All said that the first-month payment rate ranged from 75% to 80% or so, far lower than for typical plans. If enrollees don't pay the first month's premium, their insurance never goes into effect.

That doesn’t mean, however, that one-fifth of the people signing up for Obamacare are blatantly refusing to pay. Technical problems with some of the exchange websites may have left people enrolled in an insurance plan without knowing it. Some may never have received a bill or confirmation of their enrollment. Others may have unwittingly signed up for two different policies, while paying for only one.

Still, it’s possible the deadbeat factor could turn out to be another unexpected problem for the troubled health reform program, which by definition is targeted at people who don’t have health insurance, and therefore may never have paid a premium. Collection efforts by insurance companies seem to make a difference: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, which has aggressively contacted new customers and reminded them to pay their bills, told the Times that 95% of people who had enrolled under Obamacare have paid their premiums on time.

It goes without saying that the rollout of the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known, has been far rockier than its architects envisioned. The latest controversies include a finding by the Congressional Budget Office that the law could reduce employment by 2.5 million during the next decade, which is three times higher than CBO’s prior estimate.

The White House recently delayed — for a second time — a deadline for mid-sized employers to comply with the law, in response to companies asking for more time to work through Obamacare’s complexities. And website woes have cut expected enrollment during the first year from 7 million to 6 million. If an unusually high number of people fall out of Obamacare because they don't pay — or if double-booking has simply inflated the numbers — that could reduce enrollment even more in 2014.

Website and software roll outs like ACA always have glitches. One of the largest players in the audio and video field flubed a software roll out and we all had to suffer through updates and fixes for weeks. Nothing strange or untold about the ACA roll out. You're reaching for straws.

in reply as to my true colors try red white n blue. 28 years u.s.m.c ret MGySg 16 deplyments all in unhosp/env .you speak as if your law school ed makes you wise in all matter,s .what you sound like is one of a number of booksmart men who dont know how things work .ben getting his had very little to do with obama and much more with what was done before .you also might try looking who set up the drone strike program .obama voted not to use it and was one of 23 who voted to defund the program as sen.as for this obama care i understand how facts mean little to it,s support team.its allways the goal of the im smarter than you bunch to take care of the masses ,yet i note the one who want to take care of the masses in fact feed off them.

Rocket science I tell ya.

US population - 314 million
Obamacare rollout - 394 million

Dean, again you just try for debate & argument.

And along comes a voice of reason.

Dean...u should not use those racial slurs towards the president.

Thanks for quoting it brad...he tried deleting it...he must be drinking again.