Obamacare delayed until after elections So to Help the American People through this Troubling Transition

Obama, the boy king, has decided to delay the enrollment deadline to January, 2015. I'm sure it's all about helping out the American people and humbly admitting that there's work to be done and not anything to do with the elections in 2014.

The Obama administration plans to delay the start of next year's ObamaCare enrollment period, a move pitched as a way to give consumers and insurance companies more time to study their options -- but which also conveniently pushes the second round of enrollment past the 2014 midterm elections.  

A Department of Health and Human Services official confirmed the change to Fox News. The decision does not affect those trying to enroll this year, despite the myriad problems with the launch of the law and HealthCare.gov. Rather, it affects those who will sign up late next year for 2015 coverage.  

The administration will allow consumers to start signing up on Nov. 15, 2014, as opposed to Oct. 15. Enrollment will last until Jan. 15, 2015, instead of Dec. 7.

Seriously, we're trying to help. And besides, it's our law, we can do what we want with it. If we want to change it midstream without going through buzzkills like congress, we'll do it.