In January, former Marine Corps cyberwarfare expert David Kennedy warned that Healthcare.gov was worse than before its “fixes.” Well, just when you thought that ObamaCare’s cybersecurity couldn’t get any worse, the Associated Press reports, “Documents provided to The Associated Press show that more than two-thirds of state systems that were supposed to tap into federal computers to verify sensitive personal information for coverage were initially rated as ‘high risk’ for security problems.” But not to worry – the Obama administration says we can trust them that there haven’t been any successful cyberattacks and that the AP’s documents are “outdated.” Move along.