The headline on Richard Pollock’s Washington Examiner piece is troubling, which is a high bar to clear, these days.
The details are depressingly predictable:
The vice president for global communication of CGI – the Canadian company that built this turkey – did her best to help clear up any confusion about this matter, saying:
Two … three … whatever. Close enough for government work.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, the government agency that let the contract, was even less forthcoming, responding to requests for more information by saying, essentially, “none of your business.”
You can bet that once they have all the “glitches” worked out, the people who built, paid for, and are operating this system will know everything they want to know about you.
