Mike Hash, director of the Office of Health Reform at the Department of Health and Human Services, is set to meet with House Democrats tomorrow morning to brief them on the botched Obamacare rollout. According to the Washington Post, it’s the first time Congress will have been briefed on HealthCare.gov since the Oct. 1 rollout, and Republicans are not invited.
Look forward to @pfeiffer44 explaining why the White House is briefing only Congressional Democrats on #Obamacare glitches, not everyone.
— Brad Dayspring (@BDayspring) October 22, 2013
@BDayspring @pfeiffer44 humiliation twice in one day is tough. They're pacing themselves.
— Amy (@AmyOtto8) October 22, 2013
Will be interested to hear why the White House will brief only Democrats on Obamacare glitches and not the entire House.
— Douglas Heye (@DougHeye) October 22, 2013
@DougHeye @KRenner2 Doug, I doubt any reporter has enough sense to ask that very good question.
— Jack (@railboy63) October 22, 2013
@DougHeye @railboy63 so they can get their marching orders on how to cover it all up
— BossyOldLady (@mshson) October 22, 2013
How bad is the ObamaCare situation that the admin is doing closed door hearings with Democrats?
— RBe (@RBPundit) October 22, 2013
@RBPundit Those closed door planning sessions are what got us into this frigging mess.
— Jack (@railboy63) October 22, 2013
House Speaker John Boehner’s spokesman Brendan Buck is calling the exclusion of Republican members a snub.
"Far too much information about Obamacare’s rollout is being concealed from the public," says Boehner spokesman @Brendan_Buck.
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) October 22, 2013
Boehner spox @Brendan_Buck calls Obama's denying O'care briefing to House GOP a "snub", asks admin to "honor its promises of transparency."
— Mattias Gugel (@mattiasgugel) October 22, 2013
