The Washington Free Beacon’s Ellison Barber discussed the recent investigation by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) that found massive Obamacare fraud.
The report found that in a test of the "government’s ability to verify the identity and citizenship status of people signing up for Obamacare," 11 of 12 fictitious applicants were approved and continue to be in receipt of subsidized healthcare coverage.
Barber pointed out that giving subsidies to 11 of the 12 fictitious applicants would result in up to $30,000 potentially given away. The average American is worried about where their taxpayer money is going and will be disheartened that such fraud is happening, she said.
Asked by Fox Business’ host Stuart Varney if Obamacare will be "full-fledged in working order, in place running," Barber responded that it is not likely.
"If you’re looking at it [Obamacare] just as it is today, I would not want to bet my money on it being full-fledged and working significantly well, because we have seen not just one problem, but kind of a trickle of various problems," she told Varney.