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Mock-tastic! Try NOT to point and laugh at Chris Hayes' example of gov't efficiency

When you think “HealthCare.gov” do you think “wonderful example of a big government achievement”? Color MSNBC’s Chris Hayes impressed:

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Ben Shapiro and Katie Pavlich capably lead things off:

To consider anything to do with the setup and implementation of HealthCare.gov to be remotely a “success” requires a monumental stretch:

We can’t wait! *Eye roll*

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https://twitter.com/psijac/status/944222985279467521

Hayes’ typo was seen as somewhat Freudian:

https://twitter.com/Rev_BlueMoon/status/944224992614547456

LOL.

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