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Another ObamaCare Delay Yes, we have yet another delay of ObamaCare.  Can you believe it? On at least five recent occasions, the administration has promised that March 31st would be a firm deadline to enroll in ObamaCare.  The Heritage Foundation came up with this list of examples including this quote from Senior White House advisor Dan Pfeiffer who also recently told "Meet the Press" that a delay of the individual mandate "will not happen." Yet less than one week before this deadline, the administration decided to "give extra time" for people to enroll.  In other words, they delayed the deadline.  Americans will have an extra few weeks to complete the enrollment process.  Yet another broken promise by the Obama administration!   Liberal Media Excuses I love how the Washington Post tried its best to cover for the administration.  Here's part of the explanation, "The extra time will not technically alter the deadline but will create a broad new category of people eligible for what's known as a special enrollment period."  Nice try. If you ask MSNBC host Al Sharpton, ObamaCare is "not a catastrophe, it's a godsend."  In response to a comment made by Donald Trump, Sharpton ranted: "Getting people covered, saving them money, stopping insurance companies from discriminating against people with preexisting conditions. That's not a catastrophe, it's a godsend. And we've got one more week to prove it." As Brent Bozell and Tim Graham point out in their latest column, the media is doing its part to cover up or mitigate the negative stories associated with ObamaCare.  Case in point, "A Media Research Center analysis of the three network evening news broadcasts in 2014 found only 12 full stories on three networks in almost three months." The implementation of ObamaCare has made a mockery of our rule of law.  The Obama administration's arbitrary picking and choosing of which parts of the law to ignore or delay would be laughable if it wasn't negatively effecting so many Americans.  Romney Right on Russia? ABC's Jonathan Karl asked a very good question of Barack Obama yesterday: "In the light of recent developments, do you think Mitt Romney had a point when he said that Russia is America's biggest geopolitical foe?"  You probably won't be surprised to hear that Obama did not acknowledge that Romney was correct in his read of Russia.  Instead, Obama tried to downplay Russia as simply a regional power.  I asked Mitt Romney about this response last night on Hannity.  He rightly points out that this "regional power" also has a lot of influence in other regions that could pose a threat to us, such as the Middle East. We also can't forget a Russian warship docked in Cuba, not far off our own shores. But don't worry, Obama has found a dictator her can stand up to.  He's sending military resources - troops and aircraft - to battle a warlord in Uganda.  That really shows his tough side.   Today's "Hot Topic" From the Hannity Forums: Are Corporations US Citizens? - Posted by Blue72 I was just curious on opinions here, And this isn't a bash evil corporations thread. With Hobby Lobby and Citizens United corporate personhood and the probable corporations have religious beliefs are corporations US citizens as well? If not as well as I can tell only us citizens can donate to politics Can a corporation run for political office? I would guess the same with unions. I really don't know what the limitations are so just asking opinions.   >>TV Tonight (10pm ET on Fox News) 122 spots appeared on satellite images today.  Hannity has the latest on what could be the wreckage of the Malaysian Air jet that recently disappeared.