me:  “Hi.   You may not remember me, but I called the other day to try to get some information about the exchanges –” 800 number:  “– that wasn’t me.” me:  “Well, I understand you probably don’t remember — I mean, volumes have been high, and all the glitches have probably made your job very difficult — but I did call –” 800 number:  “– ‘glitches‘?  Sir, I’ll have you know

This is the kind of thing one has come to expect out of Hobbits ruthlessly using their nefarious powers to hold the President and the American people hostage, threatening them with extremist defaults, anarchical government shutdowns (which were clearly a cause for major concern, and a pressing issue in the lives of nearly every citizen), and the suicide bomb vests of political jihadis willing to let the country burn just

Sort of reminds you of the old joke, “why did the man climb the mountain” — although the traditional punchline, “because he can,” gets replaced here by the more subtle “because He can.” Time to admit what we all know to be the case:   If you are going to try to restrict religious liberty by decree, and then use the instrumentalities of your police state to enforce that theft of

A:  Um, when people maybe die because of it? CNS News, “‘You Call This a Glitch!?!’ – ‘Robocop’ or Healthcare.gov?”: Many in the media insist on dismissing the problems with the Healthcare.gov website as mere “glitches.” The term seems to trivialize the amount and severity of problems the Obamacare website is having. Software engineers have told CBS News the website is simply poorly designed. “How do you tax people and

But don’t get too excited:  eventually John Roberts will rule that Executive discretion allows Obama to pick and choose who gets penalized — er, I mean “taxed” — for failing to sign up for exchanges that aren’t functional, by way of a portal that isn’t workable, that require a health insurance mandate for patients that doctors refuse to see.  Also, the judge has refused to issue an injunction, meaning naturally