On the recordNovember 12, 2013
I think at the same time we must recognize that there should have been public objection to Marilyn Tavenner signing that document for a website that clearly was not ready for prime time.
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congress.govI think at the same time we must recognize that there should have been public objection to Marilyn Tavenner signing that document for a website that clearly was not ready for prime time.
Jordan criticizes Tavenner's signature on the Healthcare.gov document, indicating it was premature.
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