The Most Transparent Administration Puts a Gag Order on HealthCare.gov Testing

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With the second Obamacare open-enrollment beginning on November 15th, the enrollment system’s testing begins with insurance companies this week.

Of course, last year the enrollment system testing was a real mess resulting in a humiliating Obamacare launch for the administration.

Up until now I wasn’t expecting any major problems with HealthCare.gov’s consumer enrollment system given all of the
SOURCE: Health Care Policy and Marketplace Review – Read entire story here.

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