When a media outfit like Bloomberg publishes a story, "Obama Sign-ups Were Inflated With Dental Plans," you know something is up with that cat in the Oval Office.
Of course his minions will claim it was an honest error when in truth it was one of those accidental deliberate moves made in the hope nobody would discover it.
You don't accidentally toss 330,000 dental plans into the pool to raise the number of sign-ups to a nice sounding round number so you can broadcast more than seven million signed up
The accurate number, Bloomberg reports, (Take that term accurate loosely; this is Bloomberg, an Obama supporter.) with "full healthcare is 6.7 million as of Oct. 15, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services confirmed today, saying the U.S. won’t include dental plans in future reports."
The new count puts enrollment short of a 2013 estimate by the Congressional Budget Office, adopted last year as a goal by the Obama administration, that 7 million people would be enrolled this year. Federal officials said in September they had 7.3 million people would be enrolled in coverage through new government-run insurance exchanges. They didn’t distinguish between medical and dental plans, breaking from previous practice without notice.
So what they previously did, they suddenly without benefit of clergy didn't do anymore.
Obama might want to bring in Attorneys General Eric Holder before Holder leaves to investigate. That would get to the bottom of it.
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