In Washington it was the turn of congressional members to grill contractors who helped to develop problem-plagued website for the Affordable Care Act.
And there were many angry exchanges between Republicans who oppose the act and Democrats who support it.
In Salisbury Delmarva Public Radio’s Ashley Martin found Eastern Shore residents much more sanguine about – what has been termed – technical glitches that have befallen the federal website.
Others told Martin that the administration should have employed better contractors to get the system up and running:
But, the Salisbury residents that we talked to said politicians should stay away from playing the blame game:
Eastern Shore residents talking with Delmarva Public Radio’s Ashley Martin about the website problems facing the federal website of the Affordable Care Act.
