Promise to fix and restart deadlines for previously failing health care sites

local time November 30 is the deadline for U.S. President Barack Obama to repair and restart the pre-existing health-care site. However, according to U.S. media reports, the site is still on the day of technical updates, whether to achieve the expected effect is still unknown. As part of the Obama administration's push for a new health care reform bill, a major initiative, the health care website since its launch this year, has been due to the frequent failures of Web servers and software platforms, causing people to complain, prompting public opinion about the ability of the Obama administration.

After one months of repair, the battered "Obamacare" health-care Web site finally barely reopened on November 30, and the long-awaited Americans are finally able to search the Internet and register for their own health care programs. White House officials said the site currently handles up to 50,000 users ' registration requirements and can cover 800,000 users a day. It is reported that during the peak hours, some users will still receive the "system busy, please try again later" prompt.

Because of the website problem, the Obama administration November 27 even announced that the date of allowing small business online applications to be delayed by another year, until next November, this is the first time this April the White House announced that small businesses can apply for registration online and the purchase of health insurance since the third delay. The decision was immediately met with a strong protest by congressional Republicans who believe the health-care web site is still not functioning.

U.S. medical Insurance and Medicaid Service Center spokesman Batai issued a public statement that the health care Web site after the failure rate, the overall operation is good, but she also admitted that in the future for some time the site still needs to be further technical update and repair. It is therefore feared that the goal of registering 7 million people in a year would be difficult to achieve.

According to CNN's latest poll, 53% of respondents think Obama is dishonest or untrustworthy. Only 40% per cent said Mr Obama was able to manage the government effectively, a 12% drop from June this year. The poll was the worst in a critical area in the Obama administration for 5 years. Obama has also admitted that the start-up phase of the health care website is "clumsy". Some analysts point out that the problem of health-care websites reflects the design flaws in the Obama administration's health reform bill.

In the face of Republican attacks, Obama seems to have embarked on a "battle for health reform." According to reports, the White House is under pressure is considering reshaping the new health care plan brand. Mr Obama said he would "sell and reinvent the brand" in the health care bill. It is noteworthy that the "Obama health reform" has been abandoned in the official statement, and the "Parity of Health Care Act" instead.