More redundant proof that We, The People are property of healthcare.gov:
The government's health insurance website is quietly sending consumers' personal data to private companies that specialize in advertising and analyzing Internet data for performance and marketing, the Associated Press has learned.
....and didn't embargo, which is frankly astonishing.
The scope of what is disclosed or how it might be used was not immediately clear....
Oh, I think we can have a pretty good idea.
....but it can include age, income, ZIP code, whether a person smokes, and if a person is pregnant. It can include a computer's Internet address, which can identify a person's name or address when combined with other information collected by sophisticated online marketing or advertising firms.
In essence, the Obama Regime is the planet's biggest, most egregious identity thief. Indeed, healthcare.gov is an identity theft clearinghouse, wheeling and dealing in Americans' personal, and what is supposed to be private, information, dispensing it willy-nilly to its cronies and backers and hackers and fellow-travelers and hangers-on, to use to manipulate and shuffle Us, The People like a deck of playing cards, and punish us for any dissent.
The White House claims that healthcare.gov's connections to data firms were intended to help "improve the consumer experience," and that "There is no evidence that personal information has been misused". This coming from the most opaque administration in American history, one that has overtly used government agencies like the IRS as storm troopers and secret police, and that has publicly vowed to "punish our enemies".
When a POTUS has to sign Executive Orders requiring public attribution of his veracity and credibility, his protestations of reassurance....aren't.
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