Gasping for breath! The only downside is how can we find a health care plan so that a doctor can treat our oh-so-aching sides?
The healthcare.gov website’s traffic has plummeted. 88%. No, for serious:
WaPo: Traffic plunges 88% at http://t.co/02oWlKJjxd since launch http://t.co/u7J2zEwDIF
— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) October 16, 2013
Hilarious. First its Alexa ranking was below that of Perez Hilton. Now this?
This is how liberals define 'success': Traffic plunges 88% at http://t.co/I08ldAEbD7 since launch http://t.co/Bw0sxbrDhW
— ē'-lō ē'-lō kă-nō' ن (@IloiloKano) October 16, 2013
Snicker.
Yikes. "Oct. 1 traffic on http://t.co/Lsaec7jMYP was about equal to daily traffic on http://t.co/u2YntmGCfR" – http://t.co/lmIJYVG5RA
— matthew (@mattweihl) October 15, 2013
@EdMorrissey Based on the admin IT logic, now that traffic has dropped considerably, http://t.co/7W43wiJWZW should now work, right ?? ha.
— epcpotown (@epcpotown) October 16, 2013
Double snicker. That’s right: An Obama official blamed all the glitches on oh-so-high traffic. But, that pathetic spin didn’t wash then either:
Hey, look, http://t.co/ylNuKJibRi is advertising! Because all that site needs right now is more traffic.
— BrianUNC (@BrianUNC) October 12, 2013
So if http://t.co/JSQLqUsGby's problems are all "traffic-related," why is the admin still running TV ads driving traffic to the site?
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) October 15, 2013
Bingo! Guess all that advertising was money well-spent, huh? The snorting won’t stop!
Blogger John Hayward brings it all home with some dead-on snark:
@EdMorrissey I guess ObamaCare is like Yogi Berra's famous restaurant: it's so popular that nobody goes there anymore.
— John Hayward (@Doc_0) October 16, 2013
Heh. Yogi Berra once supposedly said that he stopped frequenting a restaurant because “nobody goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.”
Schadenfreudelicious!
Related:
You’ve got fail: Perez Hilton shame! Fed Obamacare website Alexa ranking says it all
Spin, baby, spin! Obama official blames healthcare.gov suckage on strong demand
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