Posted on 09/18/2013 11:07:09 AM PDT by jimbo123
Millions of tax dollars will be used to advertise Obamacare in “red” states with Republican governors who opposed the federal exchanges in the Affordable Care Act.
Politico reports the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services has reserved more than $12 million of air time in a dozen states beginning Sept. 30 for Obamacare television advertisements.
The states being targeted: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas.
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Why not have the true Republicans request a BINDING, updated, “Federal Financial Impact Statement” for 2012-2013 for Obama”care?”
It should take a month or two to complete, allow for a vote to delay Obama”care” for a year, and then show the great financial harm to our Economy that the Statement’s numbers will document.
Wharton, Stanford, Michigan and Princeton could also file their independent Financial Impact Statements to compare to the Office of Budget and the Congressional Budget Office Financial Impact Statements.
As B. Hussein is fond of saying: “We need to get all the facts first.”
Pennsylvania???Red.... that would have been nice..
I have seen ads on some websites that play videos too
Who knows what the actual number will be? One thing we do know is that some parties will be enriched by this spending.
This is where conservatives fall, some organization with the $ should have opposition ads out the same day.
Red State Alert.
Where are these big donors who could match these ads with the truth?
How do we handle this? Boycott programing?
Someone should fight back with ads of their own with the truth about this debacle and also that say the pro-0’DeathCare shakedown ads are being funded with TAXPAYER $$.
The online ads have been running for days.
“Republicans are now threatening to cut off your social security and medicare... blah blah blah”
Politics first, actual responsible governing the country, NEVER.
Politics first, last and always.
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