about the implementation.

And we are extremely happy with the results.

Thanks to DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP.

According to the article they don't have numbers for actually enrolled

and it will be easy to get medical insurance. I think they made a big mistake outsourcing to Canada to build the system. However, I believe it will help 10's of millions separate their job from their health in the next few years.

Come on.

I mean, if half or even a quarter of the 700,000 chose a plan and enrolled, the rest simply have to choose a plan. They for the most part have completed the process of registering, being offered a plan and qualifying for subsidies. The final step is an individual decision that has nothing to do with the technology. All they have to do now is choose a plan.

almost all in the states with Pub governors! Surprise, surprise! Also, I spoke to a friend of mine in Pa. today and asked if she checked out healthcare.gov yet. She said "I know I have until December sometime, so I figured I'd wait until Nov. some time to check." I wonder just how common that is? I suspect quite common. hopefully they'll have most of the bugs worked out in a few weeks so that the slm of people at the last minute won't kill their servers.

She's procrastination personified! If she told me Nov. it won't be Nov. 1st. It'll be much closer to Nov., 30th. That's one reason I ask her about it today. I don't live in her state anymore, and I think if I start asking now, I MIGHT get her to check by mid Dec! One advantage I have is that she's coming to visit us for Christmas, so if she still hadn't contacted the site, I, or "WE" will do it together!

Considering the slow glitchy rollout and the numbers so far.

Benghazi!!

BEN-GHAZI! You think Issa will ever get his fake scandal?

that is just a the percentage of the people will get it not the actual percentage of supporters. Many of us who will never even apply because we already have government run health care. Thank God.

I have a decision to make - do I want a policy that is better than the one I have now for $2 a month (yes. you read that right, $2) or do I want to pay about two thirds of what I am paying now and have a policy I could have never dreamed of affording until now?

By the way, same insurance company I have now. I can keep my same doctor, go to the same hospital, etc.

Processing the determinations for low-income Americans is really an important first step that is entirely on the government so I hope they fix the defects soon.

People like to take their time comparing prices and plans before purchasing. I certainly do for any large purchase, including employer-based insurance plans in the past.

And hundreds to thousands will continue to enroll everyday.