<p>Even though, healthcare.gov has been live and &ldquo;functional&rdquo; for two years, users are still reporting on-going website bugs and glitches. This clunky Health Insurance Exchange Website, launched from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (AKA ObamaCare,) has exceeded the initial building budget of $93.7 million by almost $400 million. It has cost the government roughly $500 million and this was just prior to the website&rsquo;s launch.</p>
<p>Not only was the process to launch HealthCare.gov, a long and tedious one, but it is also proving to be an expensive and time-consuming one for users enrolling in the program. Monthly premiums have only been increasing and are at an all-time high. According to new information from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS,) the current monthly premium on average is $408. This is the unsubsidized premium price, meaning the monthly price for individuals who don&rsquo;t qualify for a subsidy or tax credit from the government. Most would argue that $408 a month is not a reasonable expense.</p>
<p>It has also been reported that the monthly premiums are only going to escalate in price. In 2016, rates are expected to rise 20.3% on average, according to a recent report by The Daily Caller.</p>
<p>Evidently, this is causing previous supporters of ObamaCare to question the value of the program. The Affordable Care Act is costing millions of tax payer&rsquo;s dollars in an attempt to make healthcare more reasonably priced. However, these healthcare premiums are proving to not be affordable. That&rsquo;s why the act deserves a more fitting name. Perhaps, like the Unaffordable Care Act?</p>
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