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Deadline Tonight to Sign up for Obamacare for January Start Date Midnight tonight is the official deadline to sign up through the federal health exchanges for Obamacare coverage starting on January 1. But just today the government has extended it until tomorrow – just another sign of the muddled messaging over the new healthcare program. How well is the newly amped up federal site handling this last minute rush? Roberta Rampton is the White House correspondent for Reuters .
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Deadline Tonight to Sign up for Obamacare for January Start Date Midnight tonight is the official deadline to sign up through the federal health exchanges for Obamacare coverage starting on January 1. But just today the government has extended it until tomorrow – just another sign of the muddled messaging over the new healthcare program. How well is the newly amped up federal site handling this last minute rush? Roberta Rampton is the White House correspondent for Reuters .
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