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Comparing Obama's "Heady Idealism" to Secret Deals & Advertising Agreements Behind Obamacare

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Published on Jun 18, 2012

The House Energy and Commerce Committee, chaired by Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI), released a memo and supporting documents that outline the White House's involvement in the creation and operations of third-party advertising groups funded by special interests in an effort to secure public support for health care legislation. The revelation comes through an investigation the committee launched last year to determine how the health care law was crafted and what agreements were made behind closed doors instead of in front of the American people as the president promised.

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  • Mark Adam

    Mark Adam 5 months ago

    Not surprising since we know that the bailouts and stimulus $Trillions were money laundered through special interests back to the presidents campaign war chest. He is a master at cronyism.

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