Obama to delay Australia trip
US president Barack Obama will delay his departure on a trip to Australia and Indonesia until March 21 as he battles for health care reform.
Mr Obama's press secretary Robert Gibbs made the announcement on his Twitter feed, saying the president's wife Michelle and daughters Malia and Sasha, will no longer accompany him on the poignant journey.
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I am a pretty committed voter for one party, but the pandering to religion from both sides is disturbing. Especially the press conferences in front of church.
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