Say what now?
Sebelius: "The website has never crashed." ?????????????
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) October 30, 2013
Yes, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius testified today that the Obamacare website has “never crashed.”
BWAHAHAHAHA: Sebelius: The website has never 'crashed.' It's functional, just at a slower speed.
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 30, 2013
Sebelius: The website has never "crashed". It continues to function at a very low speed." #JustShootMeNow #Obamacare
— Nels (@debitking) October 30, 2013
How does she define “crash”? And did she consult with Bill Clinton before testifying?
https://twitter.com/mwerner89/status/395552541842219009
Bill Clinton never had sexual relations with that woman. It was functional, at a lower level.
— Area Man (@lheal) October 30, 2013
SHOT: Sebelius: "The website has never crashed." CHASER –> Right now: pic.twitter.com/QXAnoN7W1E
— Connor Walsh (@wconnorwalsh) October 30, 2013
Sebelius: website has never CRASHED – as it remains down during her testimony
— Jonathan Strong (@j_strong) October 30, 2013
@Sebelius says ACA website has never crashed. Than what is this? pic.twitter.com/0IFZobN8k7
— Brad Stevens (@bstevens84) October 30, 2013
Sebelius: "The Web site has never crashed."
Yes, she did raise her right hand at the beginning of this. #underoath— Pray for Medicine (@PrayforMedicine) October 30, 2013
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“The site has never crashed.”-Sebelius pic.twitter.com/VeZMEsbFiE
— Tanner ? (@Brumbarger) October 30, 2013
"These are not the droids you're looking for…" RT @joelpollak: #Sebelius: "The website has never crashed."
— Susie Moore (@SmoosieQ) October 30, 2013
My face when Kathleen Sebelius said "The website has never crashed.": pic.twitter.com/VyAX3dYAak
— Harris Walker (@TheHarrisWalker) October 30, 2013
Sebelius: "The website has never crashed." http://t.co/yd0e4eSeII
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) October 30, 2013
The Obamaspeak keeps on comin’:
https://twitter.com/BobBrigham/status/395552811372400641
Person who says website has never crashed also says people can keep their plans. #credibility
— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) October 30, 2013
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