The petition was posted to show how “dangerous” free speech is. Seriously.

Coca-Cola’s “virtual agent” takes visible offense when asked about questions concerns gays and lesbians.

Critics claim the Spanish-language version of the ACA Web site got the word “premium” wrong. But it didn’t.

CNN’s “expert” decided, bizarrely, to refresh the Obamacare Web page while his application was being processed.

3 clicks and you can see every plan, in detail, and its price. No account creation necessary. Simply Brilliant.

She’s saving $100 on health insurance premiums because of Obamacare, but was told “you lie!” Here’s the proof.

1,833 people didn’t die when the Obamacare web site glitched, and it didn’t cost the American people $100 bn.

Apparently the vaguely ethnic, smiling Obamacare Web site lady is gone. Because that was the biggest problem.

Salon editor Walsh got some (sexist) heat for criticizing progressives who trashed Obamacare exchange sites.