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NBC, MSNBC and now CNBC... You know its bad. LOL!
It's quickly turning into crisis time in Washington for President Barack Obama's health care reform law with the federal website crashing again and a series of hearings set for this week along with a major address from the president.
The problems with HealthCare.gov are now well documented and continued with an outage on Sunday. But even if the website gets fixed by the end of November, as the White House promises, potentially bigger problems lie ahead.
Middle income consumers are starting to get hit with sticker shock as previously low-priced plans get canceled and replaced with higher-dollar coverage. Stories of consumers getting plans canceled directly contradict Obama's promise that people who like their plans could keep them under the new law. Defenders of the law say that the new plans will be better. But they will also cost more at a time when wages are stagnant.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101147853
It's quickly turning into crisis time in Washington for President Barack Obama's health care reform law with the federal website crashing again and a series of hearings set for this week along with a major address from the president.
The problems with HealthCare.gov are now well documented and continued with an outage on Sunday. But even if the website gets fixed by the end of November, as the White House promises, potentially bigger problems lie ahead.
Middle income consumers are starting to get hit with sticker shock as previously low-priced plans get canceled and replaced with higher-dollar coverage. Stories of consumers getting plans canceled directly contradict Obama's promise that people who like their plans could keep them under the new law. Defenders of the law say that the new plans will be better. But they will also cost more at a time when wages are stagnant.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101147853