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We've all acknowledged that the site isn't working right now. That's not evidence that you could've built a better one, or that it's simple as "querying a database". I think you've lost track of the conversation, and this entire story's been flagged off the front page, so let's leave it at that.
Let's leave it at this "It hasn't had a single minute of downtime". So with the shutdown does your Organizing For America paycheck still clear?
I thought it was the Senate Democrats voting against the house spending bill that shut the government down?
Why focus on the negatives? Just think about all the jobs it created.
Here's the repo of healthcare.gov is anyone is interested in addressing some of the optimization issues mentioned in the article: https://github.com/CMSgov/healthcare.gov
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Also, it's fair for any U.S. citizen to critique the site, since we are paying for it.
Well, even non-U.S. citizens who work in the U.S. on visas pay for the site through their taxes. In fact, they also pay for Social Security and Medicare without generally being eligible to receive either of those benefits.