Analyst's note: Some of you new to this site may wonder why I am frequently mentioning Obamacare when I normally deal with U.S. national security. Not only does Obamacare impact 1/6th of our economy, it is a form of communism, and being implemented by a tyrant. You've read the title, but we are told not to worry. The Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius acknowledged the problem. She sought to assure the American public that it would be resolved .... eventually.
"Unfortunately due to a technical issue, a number of people applying for health insurance are now mistakenly listed in our national sex offender registry," the statement reads. "We deeply regret this error and hope to fix it as soon as possible.
"Due to the extreme volume of traffic this site is currently experiencing, however, it may be several months or years before we are able to erase these names from the list. Please accept our apology."
Obama administrators are uncertain how such an error could have occurred, but they note that both websites were built by the same contractor Canadian contractor, CGI Federal. In the mean time we note: Super Bowl champ Baltimore Ravens getting paid $130,000 to promote Obamacare. If you've not already done so you will want to read Beware ObamaCare: Unfixable, Scrap it! ... Details of WHY
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The federal health care exchange at Heathcare.gov has accidentally enrolled thousands of applicants in the government's sex offender registry, the latest of many technical failures to hit the troubled site.
According to several senior officials, since the exchange went live on Oct. 1 around 40,000 individuals looking to buy insurance have instead been listed on the National Sex Offender Public Website (NSOPW), a searchable database of rapists, molesters and others convicted of sex crimes.
The mix up was first discovered by people searching for sex offenders in their neighborhoods, only to find their own names. Administrators are uncertain how such an error occurred, but they note that both websites were built by the same contractor, CGI Federal.
In a statement, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius acknowledged the problem, but sought to assure the American public that it would be resolved eventually.
"Unfortunately due to a technical issue, a number of people applying for health insurance are now mistakenly listed in our national sex offender registry," the statement reads. "We deeply regret this error and hope to fix it as soon as possible.
"Due to the extreme volume of traffic this site is currently experiencing, however, it may be several months or years before we are able to erase these names from the list. Please accept our apology." [....]
