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By Tom Howell and Dave Boyer, Apr. 10, 2014, The Washington Times
With the rocky rollout of his health care law in a post-deadline lull,
President Obama will move this week to shake up his health care team, accepting
the resignation of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen
Sebelius and tapping his budget director as a troubleshooting
replacement, the White House confirmed Thursday.
Mrs. Sebelius,
a former Kansas governor who has served as HHS secretary for Mr. Obama’s entire
tenure, was the president’s point person as his signature law stumbled out of
the blocks in October.
Despite calls for her to be fired, Mrs. Sebelius
stayed on the job to oversee a recovery of HealthCare.gov that resulted in at
least 7.5 million enrollments for health care plans.
Mrs. Sebelius,
however, is seen as damaged by too many congressional Democrats who are warily
eyeing November’s elections, in which Obamacare is expected to play a major
role.
Some Republicans could barely contain their glee.
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