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Remember the Obamacare poster boy, Chad Henderson, best known to the world for lying about enrolling in Obamacare? Since the mainstream media liked him he was able to slide on his lie and portray himself as some sort of laid back happy-go-lucky guy. However, as we shall see he has a highly political dark side which surfaced again today by politicizing the Paris attacks with an incredibly shameful tweet.

Is Chad Henderson, who will be at the State Of The Coup Address tonight as a guest of Congressman Steve Stockman, still a FAKE ObamaCare enrollee? Here is a link to a TWEET posted by Kate Nocera with a pic of Chad Henderson holding his ObamaCare "enrollment" certificate. And here is the photo of Chad (or is it William?): First of all, who is William? Is that Chad's real name or is it a relative? Second, I see Chad (or William) holding a BILL for his first month's premium but receiving a bill and actually PAYING for it are two...

Chad Henderson, the first ObamaCare "enrollee" (meaning fake), will be attending the State Of The Union Address as a guest. I'm sure he will appear on some cameras while he sits in the gallery. Okay, here is my question: Did Chad Henderson ever ENROLL in ObamaCare for real? By that I mean did he ever PAY his premium or does he still remain a fake enrollee?

As Twitchy reported, the Obamacare poster boy’s been busted for falsely claiming that he successfully purchased health insurance for him and his father early this week. Now that he’s been put on the defensive, he’s trying to change his story. You might think he couldn’t look much worse than he already does … and you’d be wrong. Henderson, you see, has a history of lazily accusing others of lying: -snip Turns out he’s not the poster boy for Obamacare … he’s the poster boy for projection!

Chad Henderson is the media’s poster boy for Obamacare. Reporters struggled this week to find individuals who said they had been able to enroll in one of the law’s 36 federally run health-insurance exchanges. That changed yesterday, when they found Henderson, a 21-year-old student and part-time child-care worker who lives in Georgia and says that he successfully enrolled himself and his father Bill in insurance plans via the online exchange administered at healthcare.gov. But in an exclusive phone interview this morning with Reason, Chad's father Bill contradicted virtually every major detail of the story the media can't get enough of....

Perhaps Republicans should abandon their efforts to defund Obamacare. Perhaps the best thing they could do is simply get out of the way. Chad Henderson became the poster boy for Obamacare overnight when he and his father appeared to be the only persons in America to successfully sign up for Obamacare. Legs were tingling over at Huffington Post: Three days into the first six months of enrollment on Obamacare's websites, the federal government won't say how many Americans have signed up so far amid widespread technical glitches. But at least one family was able to navigate the websites and sign...

There is no greater hatred than that born out of affection spurned and trust betrayed. Yesterday, the media loved Chad Henderson. Today, they hate him. -snip- Henderson’s story was particularly attractive. He was precisely what the media, and the White House, needed: a young, ostensibly healthy individual willing to pay a substantial portion of the meager income into the system so that it can support older, more chronically ill patients who will be partaking in health care services regularly. In the media’s rush to make a star out of Henderson, they failed to vet him thoroughly. Most of the press...

On Thursday, Democrat tool Chad Henderson claimed to have enrolled in ObamaCare while most others' attempts failed. News organizations eagerly lapped up his story. Apparently, though, the story was "too good to check," because when someone finally did, it fell apart, discrediting Big Media, the Democrats, and ObamaCare. Conservative and libertarian websites now are reporting the corrected story, and even some Big Media outlets reluctantly are reporting it. But almost as devastating to the left is Mr. Henderson's confession that he is being paid to post pro-Democrat propaganda on the internet: Secondly, I work for an organization that pays me...

A few days into the launch of Obamacare, a 21-year-old student from Georgia was one of the only people national media could find who had used online insurance exchanges. One of his hometown newspapers touted him as "The first person to sign up for Obamacare." And then 21-year-old Chad Henderson, a student from Georgia, became one of the most quoted people in the nation about Obamacare.

Ask and, apparently, you shall receive. Just moments after writing a blog post Thursday morning, about the lack of information on Obamacare enrollees, Enroll America reached out with contact information for Chad Henderson, a 21-year-old in Georgia who had successfully enrolled in coverage on the federal marketplace. It was a little difficult to reach Henderson, mostly because so many other reporters wanted to talk to him. "I'm supposed to talk to the Chattanooga Times Free Press in a half hour," Henderson said. "And The Wall Street Journal is supposed to call." Luckily, Henderson managed to squeeze me in for a...

(Via Mediaite) On October 1, Chad Henderson successfully signed up for a health care exchange as part of the Affordable Care Act. He was instantly catapulted into the national spotlight as the White House and every single media outlet in America sought to both confirm his story and celebrate his success. On October 1, Chad Henderson added this widget to his Facebook page announcing his decision to enroll in Obamacare. Little did he know, his whole world was about to change. Hang on, Chad. This rocket ship is just taking off: I’ve now been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal,...

American media outlets were finally able to track down a mythical creature — a person who actually signed up for the Obamacare exchanges online.But that person, Chad Henderson, admitted to the Washington Post that the premium for the plan he enrolled in was $175. Ouch! Wasn’t Obamacare supposed to lower premiums?Henderson’s going to pay a $175 premium and he won’t even receive vision or dental insurance. He has contacts, so not having vision insurance is kind of a bum deal.Henderson, as far as we know a healthy, 21-year-old college student at Chattanooga State Community College who lives in Flintstone, Ga.,...