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   The Obama administration will grant extra time to Americans who   
   say they are unable to enroll in health care plans through the   
   federal insurance marketplace by the deadline set for the end of   
   March, Fox News confirmed Tuesday.   
      
   All consumers who have begun to apply for coverage on   
   HealthCare.gov, but who do not finish by Monday, will have until   
   about mid-April to ask for an extension, federal officials told   
   the Washington Post.   
      
   The Washington Post reported that users will have a chance to   
   check a box on the website indicating they tried to enroll   
   before the deadline, though the government will not try to   
   determine whether the person actually made an effort to sign up.   
      
   "This is probably the first of many (extensions)," Chris   
   Stirewalt told Megyn Kelly Tuesday on "The Kelly File."   
      
   "This is the first nod to a dire political situation," Stirewalt   
   added.   
      
   Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus pounced on   
   the extension, calling it another delay for a "failed health   
   care law."   
      
   “Another day, another ObamaCare delay from the same Obama   
   administration that won’t work with Republicans to help   
   Americans suffering from the unintended consequences of the   
   Democrats’ failed health care law," Priebus said in a statement.   
      
   "Democrats in leadership may say they are doubling down on   
   ObamaCare but you have to wonder how many more unilateral delays   
   their candidates running in 2014 can withstand.”   
      
   http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/03/25/obama-administration-   
   announces-health-care-extension/   
      
       
      
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