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So this is the Federal exchange, who is going to fix all the state-run exchanges? According to this article, the directors of MN, Maryland, Hawaii, and maybe Oregon state exchanges have all been canned or resigned. I was surprised at Minnesota, I thought they had already had a better than avg. state system with 90% insured.

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"The embattled director of the state’s fledgling health insurance exchange resigned Tuesday amid mounting criticism of her leadership and the troubled rollout of the new health care program."

P.S. I hereby apologize to archer for spamming the board with negative ACA articles.

LOL wrote: So this is the Federal exchange, who is going to fix all the state-run exchanges? According to this article, the directors of MN, Maryland, Hawaii, and maybe Oregon state exchanges have all been canned or resigned. I was surprised at Minnesota, I thought they had already had a better than avg. state system with 90% insured.

http://www.startribune.com/politics/sta ... y#continue

"The embattled director of the state’s fledgling health insurance exchange resigned Tuesday amid mounting criticism of her leadership and the troubled rollout of the new health care program."

P.S. I hereby apologize to archer for spamming the board with negative ACA articles.

ST. PAUL, Minn.— As thousands of frustrated Minnesotans were notified about glitches and errors in their applications on the state insurance exchange, April Todd-Malmlov took a two-week break.

Problem is, Todd-Malmlov is MNsure executive director. Her vacation, in November, included a trip to tropical Costa Rica.

Watchdog Minnesota Bureau obtained an out-of-office email reply from Todd-Malmlov’s state account, stamped Nov. 24. The email was from an applicant, who contacted her after trying for more than a month to obtain insurance coverage through the state’s online exchange.

:rofllol Sebelius should have gone on vacation too since she was also pretty worthless.
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Oh it gets even better Rick. No conflict there, I thought these exchanges were independents.

The outrage over Todd-Malmlov intensified following revelations that she and state Medicaid director James Golden took a nearly two-week tropical vacation late last month, even as the program was swamped with problems.

According to Star Tribune records, the two live together and have had worked closely on the implementation of the new exchange.

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There seems to be an endless train of incompetence when it comes to the ACA.

Greg Gutfeld from The Five said this week that ACA is just like a potato, you can get something different out of it every day, Monday, french fries & millions without insurance, Tuesday, baked and no one able to access the website, Wednesday, scalloped and backed up state exchanges, Thursday, tater tots and the high costs of premiums, etc.