It launched. It didn’t work. Now they say they’ll get it working by the end of next month. We’ll believe it when we see it.
It launched. It didn’t work. Now they say they’ll get it working by the end of next month. We’ll believe it when we see it.
The troubled federal health insurance website will be fixed by the end of November, giving uninsured Americans two weeks to get signed up in time to have health insurance by the earliest possible date, officials pledged Friday.
One of the main government contractors, QSSI, has been assigned to oversee the fix, says Jeff Zients, the newly appointed chief White House economic adviser who’s been tasked to fix the logjammed website.
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