Critics of President Obama’s health-care overhaul are zeroing in on his senior adviser David Axelrod, whose former partners at a Chicago-based firm are the beneficiaries of huge ad buys — now at $24 million and counting — by White House allies in the reform fight.
The unwelcome scrutiny, largely from Republicans, comes at an inopportune time as Obama seeks to shore up support for health care reform. It revolves around two separate $12 million ad campaigns advocating Obama’s health care plan that were produced and placed partly by AKPD Message and Media, a firm founded by Axelrod that employs his son and still owes Axelrod $2 million.
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Soooooooo, how's that Obama real change thing working out for ya?
ReplyDeleteChicago wrote the book on political corruption. Obama is a product of the Chicago democrat machine.
Duh!!!!!
Read Culture of Corruption, Michelle Malkin.
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