GOP Bill would Create an Inspector General to Monitor Obamacare

Three dozen House Republicans on Thursday proposed a bill that would create a special inspector general to monitor the implementation of ObamaCare. 

Chief Deputy Whip Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) proposed the bill to ensure proper monitoring of the law and accused the Obama administration of keeping implementation data secret.

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"From the time the bill was being drafted in secret in then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office to the healthcare law's current implementation, the public has been largely kept in the dark about a law that puts the federal government in charge of one-sixth of the economy and is wreaking havoc on Americans' personal healthcare decisions," he said. "Congressional oversight of the law has been dogged, but the administration has repeatedly stonewalled investigators and been less than forthcoming with the public."   

Among other things, Republicans have sought information on how many people have enrolled and paid for a health plan under ObamaCare, as well as details about the many problems HealthCare.gov had when it was rolled out. Administration officials have provided regular updates, but Republicans say those updates have fallen short of providing all the information they want.

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