[TheRealThing]

In post #24 above, I mentioned that the US debt would pass the 17 trillion dollar mark in a matter of days. That was on Tuesday, October 14. Ironically, by Thursday the 17th, we had blown past 17 trillion and presently the total is more than 72.5 billion higher than that. We rack up a million dollars in debt every 27 seconds. But, according to our president, "we don't have a debt problem in this country." LOL right, and the problems with the ObamaCare website are attributable to higher than expected demand, all 126 thousand of them.

It's laughable to recall comments on here from the past which blasted George W. for putting this nation in "a hole", with his 5 trillion dollar debt tab. So far in the last 5 years, we've racked up 7 trillion more in debt under this administration and we're on pace to add a total of 10 trillion by 2016. Many economists insist that number will be more like 12 trillion and I can see why, when one factors in ObamaMath. example; website costs 94 million = 634 million actual = 1 billion plus after incredible comedy of errors that nobody will take responsible for. If this serves as any example, ObamaCare will cost more than 10 times what we were told.

Unbelievably, I actually heard a guy for the Democrats come on TV today and blame the Republicans for the website debacle along with everything else, because they would like to see ObamaCare repealed. Republicans were excluded from the get go. Obama came to power with a super majority and were subsequently locked out of all negotiations and all debate to do with ObamaCare in both the upper and lower houses of congress. They've been denied any input whatever from the first day until the past couple of days when the administration finally were forced to admit publicly that the thing is a flop. So, since Republicans haven't been allowed to so much as dot one I in the 2700 page monstrosity which is ObamaCare, they incur absolutely no blame whatever.

BTW, if the dunderheaded Democrats would have allowed government to function as is instructed in the US Constitution and from among the founding documents, including Federalist #58, and 237 years of Congressional record by allowing duly elected Republicans to participate, maybe the darn website would have worked a bit better. :USAFlag: