Nothing gets a group of feminists more riled up than arguing over how to have a “feminist wedding,” but it’s it’s the thing after the wedding — an equal marriage — that we should be really worried about.

The push, including by many Democratic senators, to extend the Obamacare open enrollment period past the currently scheduled end date of March 31 seems to make intuitive sense: If people haven’t been able to enroll on the front end because of the problems with HealthCare.gov, then give them more time to enroll on the back end.

But it’s a lot more complicated than that, primarily for financial and actuarial reasons, and the insurance industry is launching a lobbying effort to prevent it from happening. Dylan Scott reports.