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Here is video from Fox News saying the White House confirmed that they used a private firm to send out mass emails pushing for ObamaCare from White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod. The site is govdelivery.comand Eric Shawn reports it appears they work for eleven government agencies in sending out mass emails. When first challenged, the White House would not even admit anyone was receiving unsolicited emails. Once confronted with the evidence, the White House finally admitted doing it, but blamed "third-party" organizations for giving them email addresses of people who had not signed up to receive them. Now they...

Fox identified the private company responsible for sending the spam email from Axelrod and Obama. They are called GovDelivery.com I sent the spam firm an email requesting to opt out of their distribution lists. I don't know if that will work or not. Does the Do Not Call rule apply to email spammers? http://www.govdelivery.com/contact

The White House hired a private communications company based in Minnesota to distribute mass e-mails, helping to shed light on how some recipients received e-mails in support of President Obama's health care plan without signing up for them, FOX News has learned. The company, Govdelivery, describes itself as the world's leading provider of government-to-citizen communication solutions and says its e-mail service provides a fully-automated on-demand public communication system. The confirmation comes after the White House acknowledged this week that people were receiving unsolicited e-mails from the administration about health care reform and suggested the problem was with third-party groups that...