Bloomburg.com should get some kind of Pulitzer for covering this story. Why hasn't anyone else picked up on this?
Two firms that received $343.3 million to handle advertising for Barack Obama’s White House run last year have profited from his top priority as president by taking on his push for health-care overhaul.
One of those companies is David Axelrod's old company.
I'd call this a kickback, but that would be redundant to suggest that a Chicago Democrat was arranging for their own kickback.
To make this even more funny, Obama was completely hypocritical when he accused insurance companies of funding the 'opposition'.
“In some cases what we’ve seen is also funding in opposition by some other insurance companies to any kind of reform proposals.”
$343 Million is being spent to sell us on Universal Health Care, and Obama is complaining that the insurance companies are spending too much money to defeat it? What a jackass.
