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Was Sebelius resigning a good move?
Washington (CNN) - Shortly after Kathleen Sebelius was tapped to carry out President Barack Obama's signature health care reform effort, the head of Health and Human Services found herself in the crosshairs of Republicans determined to repeal the law.
The two-term Kansas governor-turned-Obamacare-chief-defender is resigning as health secretary. She's leaving after a problem-plagued rollout of HealthCare.gov, the federal website portal critical to the law's implementation, but with the administration taking a victory lap after unexpectedly reaching and then exceeding its sign-up target of 7 million. FULL STORY
We want you to weigh in: What do you think of Kathleen Sebelius resigning as Health Secretary?
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Soy Latte Liberalism?
On tonight's episode of #Crossfire, host Newt Gingrich questions the progressiveness of New York City Mayor, Bill de Blasio. Watch how our guests, Democratic pollster Margie Omero and Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway, respond.
What do you think of de Blasio and his policies?
Can Obama save his second term?
The Obama administration declared Healthcare.gov now works as originally planned. With the site up and running better than before, can President Obama get beyond Obamacare and cure his second-term blues?
Tonight at 6:30pm ET, Democratic strategist Bill Burton and former Republican Governor of Maryland Bob Ehrlich join Newt Gingrich and Van Jones for a debate focusing on the President.
We want you to weigh in: Can President Obama recover in his second term?
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Tweets about "#Crossfire"Gov. Walker on Obamacare: 'It's the law'
When defending his state's use of Obamacare, Gov. Scott Walker responds "It's the law."
Cupp: Why Dems better hope Obama's lying
(CNN) - As the fallout from the botched launch of Affordable Care Act's exchanges continues, it grows ever clearer that website glitches are only a small part of the problem with the cumbersome - and increasingly unworkable - law. One has to ask: Is President Barack Obama making this up as he goes?
It's hard to imagine that the President and the team charged with implementing Obamacare couldn't have foreseen the problems that have continually popped up. Yet, here we are, bringing in "tech surges" to examine the website problems, security experts to mitigate privacy concerns, insurance executives to "brainstorm" ways to actually insure people. And all the while the President has implied he was the last to know that storm clouds were on the immediate horizon.
There are two possible scenarios here:
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In the Crossfire: Obama's fix for Obamacare
President Obama delivered a stunning mea culpa at the White House by allowing insurers to offer current insurance plans for another year even if they don't comply with Obamacare.
Will he sooth the nerves of Democrats or win any Republican support?
In the Crossfire at 6:30pm ET: Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) and Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) join Van Jones and Newt Gingrich to discuss.
We want you to weigh in: Do you think the President’s fix for Obamacare will work?
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In the Crossfire: Can Congress fix Obamacare?
The numbers everyone's been waiting for are out: Just over 106,000 signed up for Obamacare in its first month, fewer than 27,000 coming from the healthcare.gov site.
Plus, horror stories from Obamacare website insiders were told at a Congressional hearing today. But was the hearing fair?
Tonight in the Crossfire: Rep. James Lankford and Rep. Loretta Sanchez join Newt Gingrich and Stephanie Cutter to debate Obamacare.
We want you to weigh in: Do you think Congress can improve Obamacare?
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Kristol: Republicans are fixing Obamacare
On Crossfire, Bill Kristol and Thom Hartmann discuss the House Republicans' bill to reverse health insurance cancellations
Meet the Hosts
Author, documentary filmmaker, historian, Speaker of the House (1995-1999), and 2012 Republican presidential candidate
Fmr. Obama Deputy Campaign Mgr. and W.H. Sr. Adviser, founder of Precision Strategies, fmr. Sr. Adviser to Maj. Leader Reid and Sen. Kennedy
Conservative columnist for New York Daily News, contributing editor at Townhall Magazine, commentator and author
Former Special Adviser for Green Jobs under President Obama, co-founder of Rebuild the Dream, author and attorney
