House Votes to Delay Obamacare

One more hitch for Obamacare. On Wednesday, the House voted through two bills to delay requirements of the health-care overhaul that is scheduled to go into effect in January. The White House recently announced it would delay the Affordable Care Act’s employer-mandated insurance until 2015 because of business concerns, and Republicans argue it’s unfair not to offer the same relief to individuals who could be penalized if they forgo health insurance next year. President Obama has threatened to veto the bills, but the House has a bone to pick—since 2011, it has voted more than 35 times to scale back, unfinance, and repeal all or portions of the law.