https://twitter.com/redsteeze/status/413019975931002880
We’re movin’ on up!
Today, we got the sad news that Obamacare “repair czar” Jeffrey Zients is on his way out. And he was doing such a great job, too! But there’s a light at the end of this tunnel, America, for you see, the Obama administration has reportedly appointed a worthy successor: Kurt DelBene — a Microsoft exec.
Sebelius: Kurt DelBene, most recentlypresident of Microsoft Office Division, will lead and manage http://t.co/hsplR3M5El starting Wed.
— Sharyl Attkisson?️♂️ (@SharylAttkisson) December 17, 2013
HHS Secy Sebelius announces Kurt DelBene, former Pres of Microsoft Office Div., taking over as http://t.co/v0y6p1MBiM repair czar.
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) December 17, 2013
All together now: What could go wrong?
@EdMorrissey It will also constantly complain you do not have permission to enter your information into the forms.
— Inconspicuous Rex (@CrankyTRex) December 17, 2013
https://twitter.com/rorycooper/status/412989096621907968
https://twitter.com/JessaNaomi/status/412994964952330241
@waltmossberg @ahess247 Microsoft? We'll be paying for 'upgrades' forever.
— Bruce Mack (@brucemack9) December 17, 2013
https://twitter.com/akhanukov/status/413023481870028800
If Kurt DelBene had anything to do with the current state of Microsoft software design Obamacare website will be even worse than b4
— Ari David (@AriDavidUSA) December 17, 2013
When you have something that keeps crashing, you don't bring in Microsoft to help. Ruh roh. http://t.co/LmpaJANJwa
— Kel Jackson (@thekeljackson) December 17, 2013
Pretty ironic @BarackObama names a @Microsoft exec to make the buggy, complex #Obamacare website less complex and buggy #clueless
— leeblaylock (@leeblaylock) December 17, 2013
Microsoft exec running obamacare?? DLL Not Found!
— Chris (@d0gmah) December 17, 2013
If it works like Windows 8, we're doomed. RT @Lrihendry Breaking: Microsoft Executive To Take Over Glitch-Filled Obamacare Exchange…
— MDMRN (@MDMRN) December 17, 2013
New head of http://t.co/QOxGoU4f6g is from Microsoft.
First new feature? "Blue Screen Of Death Panel"
— Drew McCoy (@_Drew_McCoy_) December 17, 2013
Heh.
. @HealthCareGov news: Microsoft Exec to Replace Zients (which comes first: blue screen of death or the paper-clip?) http://t.co/yxZlNlgreB
— Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) December 17, 2013
Good question. Let’s take a look:
https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/413017452834865153
And that, ladies and gents, is what we call a win.
@CalebHowe @JDtheBard That is hilarious!
— OperationSanta (@OperationSanta) December 17, 2013
https://twitter.com/JDtheBard/status/413018298444292096
Roger that.
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