Obamacare Site Served Just 1 Person On Day 1 - Calamity Far Worse Than Previously Reported

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WASHINGTON — It was widely reported that the Obamacare rollout was a disaster, but it turns out, the calamity was far worse than thought.

The Obama administration has now been forced to reveal that the Obamacare multimillion dollar website received only one enrollment on its first day of operation.

That means, the federal health insurance website was able to process the application of just one single person on October 31, 2013.

Also, the website failed to register a whopping 48 percent of those who applied, on its second day.

That information was disclosed in a 106-page document Judicial Watch obtained from the Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS, by filing Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, lawsuit against HHS on November 25, 2013.

“Once again, Judicial Watch is able to get information through FOIA that no one else had gotten – the specifics about the unmitigated failure of the Obamacare healthcare.gov collapse,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.

“The Obama administration tried to cover this up, Congress failed to follow through, but we managed to get the truth about the $667 billion Obamacare website,” added Fitton.

“Imagine what would have happened to Obamacare if the American people knew only one person was able to enroll on its first day? What other Obamacare failures is President Obama hiding?”

The administration even admitted that just 248 people enrolled for health care on the website in the first few days of operation.

Information uncovered by Judicial Watch indicates problems with the website were even worse:

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