large employer mandate delayed until 2015 and limit on out-of-pocket expenses delayed until 2015. again, these things perhaps should have been anticipated and it does not mean in the future people will not look back at this law and wonder how this country could have gone this long without universal health care. but right now it's like taking medicine and doesn't always go down easily. >> you just look it's whiplash. when you add those things up and if you are someone who wants to follow the letter of the law, wants to have health insurance, you might be confused and rightly so. tamron, there's a big difference between the politics and policy. a lot of these moves, including the most recent delay, seems solely dedicated to politics and not getting blow back from people with canceled health insurance plans. the question is whether the policy still ends up working and that individual mandate holds up. one of the big questions and you've seen republicans raise it, if you have this particular loophole in the individual mandate, why not have it for everyone, including inunsured