President Obama contended that the government did not "make a hard sell" for Obamacare, despite his administration spending nearly $700 million to promote the law.
"We didn't make a hard sell," Obama said in the Rose Garden on Tuesday, praising the 7.1 million sign ups for the Affordable Care Act. "We didn't have billions of dollars of commercials like some critics did."
However, last July the Associated Press reported that Obamacare's marketing campaign would cost at least $684 million.
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not a hard sell? my, my, my. the liar in chief just can't seem to help himself. not only that, but the 7.1 million is another lie, as there are only about 898,000 enrolled. a far cry from 7.1 million.
if the libs and livs keep falling for this crap, they should not be allowed to vote in the next cycle.
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