Obama administration reveals it worries that Obama risks pushing insurance companies into "default and disrupting continued services and coverage to consumers"

While the Obama administration is publicly saying everything is fine with Obamacare, privately their story is quite different.  From Fox News:

To justify a no-bid contract with Accenture after firing CGI as the lead contractor, the administration released documents from the Department of Health and Human Services and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services that offered a rare glimpse of its worst fears, saying the problems with the website puts "the entire health insurance industry at risk" ... "potentially leading to their default and disrupting continued services and coverage to consumers." 

Then it went even further, saying if the problems were not fixed by mid-March, "they will result in financial harm to the government." 

It even added that without the fixes "the entire health care reform program is jeopardized." 

In spite of the "urgent" need officials cited to keep the system from collapsing, the White House spokesman said he knew nothing about it. 

“I didn't see the article I'm not aware of those statements,” Jay Carney said. . . .

So here is the big question, why isn't the rest of the mainstream media reporting on this?  The Hill newspaper first reported this.