well here ya go heres BIG Pharma the liberals cheif enemy of the state and enemy of cheap affordable health care.....oh wait its in SUPPORT of Obamas plan, whoops never mind, oh hey its all good they are really relly concerned about the 'people' don't you know, Obama just said me so....


Oh and wait theres more!!!(wheres billy mayes when you need him eh?)

the WH will start a viral E Mail campaign as well see below, un friggin real, what are they kids or something, hanging out in the dorm?


EXCLUSIVE: New group begins spending tens of millions of dollars in support of president's plan -- Tapper: Axelrod to start viral chain e-letter
By: CHRIS FRATES & MIKE ALLEN on August 13, 2009 @ 6:49 AM



BREAKING / EXCLUSIVE: A counterweight to the health-reform critics goes on the air around 11 a.m. today. A new coalition has been formed, funded largely by PhRMA, that could spend tens of millions of dollars -- in just a couple months – to give the White House air cover. The group plans to drop around $12 million over the congressional recess, and that’s just a start. THIS GROUP IS LIKELY TO BE THE BIGGEST PRO-REFORM SPENDER. And in a reversal from the 1993-94 debacle, the group’s campaign is likely to mean that White House supporters keep the upper hand on the airwaves. The new group, Americans for Stable Quality Care (Americans for Stable Quality Care), includes some odd bedfellows: the AMA, FamiliesUSA, the Federation of American Hospitals, PhRMA and SEIU.

PhRMA’s participation is key, because the group has promised to kick in as much as $150 million on advertising and grassroots activity to help pass the plan. The debut ad is mean to shore up support among the conservative House Blue Dog Democrats, and target swing senators. So it’s airing in Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota and Virginia. The first buy is expected to run for two weeks, with a weekly spend of around $3 million. An official said: “This group has joined forces to communicate the specific benefits of reform at a time when there is a lot of misinformation about what health care reform actually means."

The first ad is called, “Mean for You”, as in, “What Reforms Means for You.” The 30-second script, with a soothing male narrator: “What DOES health insurance reform mean for you? It means you can’t be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition, or dropped if you get sick. It means putting health-care decisions in the hands of you and your doctor. It means lower costs, a cap on out-of-pocket expenses, tough new rules to cut waste and red tape, and a focus on PREVENTING illness before it strikes. So what does health insurance reform really mean? Quality, affordable care you can count on.”

The official provides a little more backstory: “These groups were part of a looser coalition that started back in January that focused on the links between health reform and the economy. Now that the debate is turning on what health reform means for the individual, they felt the need to launch a new front that addresses some of those particulars while debunking some of the myths that are floating around. Plus, these groups recognize that their collective voice packs more punch than if they were to just speak out individually.”

SCOOP -- ABC NEWS EXCLUSIVE -- JAKE TAPPER REPORTS: “Feeling victimized by misinformation spread virally through the Internet, the White House Thursday is launching its own ‘viral e-mail’ for supporters to spread.

With the subject line: ‘Something worth forwarding,’ the e-mail -- from senior White House adviser David Axelrod -- seeks to combat ‘the viral e-mails that fly unchecked and under the radar, spreading all sorts of lies and distortions’ and invites Americans to ‘start a chain e-mail of our own.’ The e-mail outlines 24 points -- eight ways the Democrats' health care reform measures will, in Axelrod's view, ‘provide security and stability to those with or without coverage,’ eight ‘common myths’ about reform, and eight reasons why reform is an urgent matter. … ‘This is probably one of the longest e-mails I’ve ever sent,’ Axelrod acknowledges at the beginning of the message. He explains that ‘it could be the most important.’ …


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