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Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
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Kathleen Sebelius, a former Governor of Kansas, pushed forward implementation of the Obama Healthcare Law as U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, 2008-2014. She resigned in 2014 after IT problems made it difficult to use the government's Healthcare.gov website in 2013.
Kathleen Sebelius, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary (2008-2015) and the Obama Healthcare Law (Affordable Care Act)
06/04/2010
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Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
New York Times 04/10/2014
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About 8 million people enrolled by April 2014 for private health insurance on Health Exchanges setup under the Affordable Care Act (Obama Healthcare Law)
03/18/2014
The Congressional Budget Office estimate is for 6 million enrollment on Health Exchanges in 2014, lower than previously estimated 7 million. This follows the flawed rollout of the Obama Healthcare website in 2013 and efforts to correct this.
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New Health Exchanges Reach 5 Million Enrollees
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Health-Law Sign-Ups Top Six Million, White House Says
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Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
New York Times 04/10/2014
Enrollments Exceed Obama’s Target for Health Care Act
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The flawed rollout of the Obama Healthcare Law (Affordable Care Act) website in October 2013
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New Health Exchanges Reach 5 Million Enrollees
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Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
New York Times 04/10/2014
HealthCare.gov enrollment surges to nearly 6 million so far - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12/19/2015
The HealthCare.gov website for the Affordable Care Act (Obama Healthcare Law)
10/30/2013
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Sebelius Apologizes for Health Siteâs Malfunctions
New York Times 10/30/2013
Obama Open to Health-Law Change
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Tension and Flaws Before Health Website Crash
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Tech Figure to Take Lead on Health-Site Fix
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In Tech Buying, U.S. Still Stuck in Last Century
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An assessment of the Affodable Care Act (Obama healthcare law) in March 2014
03/22/2014
Gains from lowering the number of U.S. uninsured from 18% in the middle of 2013 to 15.9% in the 1st quarter 2014, according to a Gallup poll. Other gains cited are the the five million enrolled on health exchanges. Slower increases in the cost of healthcare attributed to the law are also due to the lingering effects of the 2008 recession. One of the provisions where children would be covered under their parent's insurance, would have been continued by insurance companies because of its popularity even without the law. Results are weak when it comes to reducing costs in healthcare to be comparable to other advanced developed countries.
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Wall Street Journal 03/22/2014
Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
New York Times 04/10/2014
Enrollments Exceed Obama’s Target for Health Care Act
New York Times 04/17/2014
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New York Times 10/26/2014
Rising Rates Pose Challenge to Health Law
Wall Street Journal 11/19/2015
Ailing Obama Health Care Act May Have to Change to Survive
The New York Times 10/03/2016
The uninsured in the U.S. and the Affordable Care Act (Obama healthcare law)
09/17/2010
About 53% of the uninsured showed disapproval of the law, compared to 51% of the insured in a CBS/New York Times poll in Dec. 2013. About a third of the uninsured say it will help them personally, and about a third of the uninsured say the cost will hurt them personally. Six out ten uninsured still think it will make their health better, a third say they will likely pay the penalty for not carrying insurance. For a law designed to help the unisured this shows some serious shortcomings in the law in the way cost issues were addressed, including the rising cost of healthcare in the U.S.
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Uninsured Skeptical of Health Care Law in Poll
New York Times 12/18/2013
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Wall Street Journal 09/17/2010
Exchanges See Little Progress on Uninsured
Wall Street Journal 01/20/2014
New Health Exchanges Reach 5 Million Enrollees
Wall Street Journal 03/18/2014
Wall Street Journal 03/22/2014
Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
New York Times 04/10/2014
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