Headline RoundupNovember 22nd, 2013
Obamacare SignUp Delayed for 2015
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Obamacare 2015 open enrollment set to be delayed one monthWashington Post
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While the 2015 enrollment period had been set to begin Oct. 15, 2014 and end Dec. 7, it will now begin Nov. 15, 2014 and end Jan. 15, 2015.
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Obamacare signup delayed -- for 2015CNN (Online News)
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Health officials in Washington have decided to delay open enrollment in Obamacare -- a year down the road from now.
From the Right
Obama Administration Delays 2015 Obamacare Enrollment Period Until After 2014 ElectionsTownhall
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The Obama administration has announced a delay in next year's Obamacare enrollment period (known as open enrollment in the private sector) until after the 2014 midterm elections are over.
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76% of U.S. adults "agree at least somewhat that the federal government should place limits on how much hospitals can charge people."
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