Barack Obama recently boasted of ObamaCare, “I am absolutely confident that you will see millions of people benefitting from this law. It is working the way it should.” In reality, a plethora of problems continue to rock Obama’s signature achievement, and yet another hiccup was recently diagnosed that likely helped turn away potential prospects. The Fiscal Times explains: “The federal website central to Obamacare has been operating with a calculating error that could have negatively affected enrollment numbers, and no one seemed to know about it for nearly six months. … The health care law uses 2013 poverty guidelines to assess who qualifies for a subsidy. However, the website is using 2014 guidelines, which are 1.5 percent higher.” Because this flawed information is given before a purchasing decision is made, some low-income consumers may have been told they weren’t eligible for more subsidies.