House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) today issued the following statement following the announcement that the Department of Health and Services is lowering their projected ObamaCare enrollment numbers:
“Once again, the Department of Health and Human Services is lowering expectations ahead of ObamaCare’s open enrollment period, a tactic that has become par for the course for this Administration. The prospect of lower enrollment figures should come as no surprise, given ObamaCare’s troubled track record over the last year. Under the President’s health care law, Americans have experienced broken exchanges, cancelled coverage, higher premiums, and unaffordable deductibles. Despite the Administration’s habit of moving the goal posts, the fact is ObamaCare is simply not delivering the results Americans were originally promised by the President."
