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The White House acknowledged Saturday that it is open to a proposal for President Obama to appoint a chief executive to oversee the Affordable Care Act -- an ObamaCare czar – following the Department of Health and Human Services handling last year’s disastrous rollout.
The idea is being proposed by a group of healthcare experts that want a new chief executive officer to oversee the ObamaCare's online health-insurance exchanges and to ensure the overall program is ready before the next open-enrollment period that begins in six months, as first reported by Reuters.
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The proposal reportedly will be released by the Center for American Progress, founded by John Podesta who left the think tank earlier this year to become a White House senior counsel.
The idea is supposedly to take control of the Healthcare.gov exchange away the federal government and put it in the hands of the better-suited private sector.
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