White House Trying to Reassure Worried Democrats About Obamacare
Senators at a White House meeting yesterday left concerned there were no immediate fixes yet
Sixteen Senate Democrats met with President Obama on Wednesday to urge that he right his foundering healthcare website, warning of a "crisis of confidence" if he doesn't act quickly.
The president's team acknowledged struggling with how to present its message to the public, but some senators left the meeting more concerned that there were no immediate fixes forthcoming more than a month after healthcare.gov went live.
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..."The president's team acknowledged struggling with how to present its message to the public,"...
Yeah, of course the problem isn't a shitty law that should never have gotten out of committee.