ObamaCare Propaganda -- Brought to You By Your Tax Dollars

In the latest of stories that will bring your brain to the near point of exploding, it seems as though tax payers are now paying for ObamaCare-propaganda to flood our TV's.

Abby Goodnough of The New York Times is reporting as the California state government is setting up its ObamaCare exchange, the exchange has hired a PR firm (with federal government money). 

"Realizing that much of the battle will be in the public relations realm, the exchange has poured significant resources into a detailed marketing plan — developed not by state health bureaucrats but by the global marketing powerhouse Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, which has an initial $900,000 contract with the exchange," she wrote. Ogilvy's plan is to tap major network TV shows like "Grey's Anatomy" and "Modern Family" to sell Americans on the health care law:

I know what you're thinking; this has to be a joke.

Goodnough added "The exchange itself has so far been financed by three grants, worth $237 million, from the federal government. Most of the money is committed to consultants, including Accenture, which has a $327 million contract to build and support the initial operation of the enrollment portal."

Read more here.


This is pretty unbelievable stuff right here. If ObamaCare is so great, why would they need to bother with such low brow tactics? I'm sure several episodes will be completely devoted to telling the story of Bush and how he was the sole reason any person in America ever suffered until the great Obama was elected. Doesn't Hollywood give us enough liberal propaganda? Why must we actually pay them to do what they already do anyway?