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Obamacare website tech execs enjoyed 'high-level' White House access
A woman looks at the HealthCare. gov insurance exchange internet site October 1, 2013 in Washington, DC. US President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare as it is commonly called, passed in March 2010, went into effect Tuesday at 8am EST. Heavy Internet traffic and system problems plagued the launch of the new health insurance exchanges Tuesday morning. Consumers attempting to log on were met with an error message early Tuesday due to an overload of Internet traffic. Credit: AFP/Getty Images

Obamacare website tech execs enjoyed 'high-level' White House access

Not only was the Obamacare website born out of  a no-bid contract -- a practice candidate Obama promised would never happen under his watch -- but now the Washington Examiner reports that executives working for the firm behind the dysfunctional Obamacare website enjoyed numerous private engagements with "high-level" White House staffers:

Prior to the official award, senior CGI executives met with top White House officials and attended a number of invitation-only addresses by President Obama.

According to the logs, CGI Federal President Donna Ryan visited the White House six times prior to her company being selected to do the IT design work behind the high-profile website.

Two of the meetings attended by CGI executives were with Vivek Kundra, Obama's chief information officer. Kundra was a key figure in Obama administration information technology initiatives across the government.

 

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Meredith Jessup

Meredith Jessup

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