WATCHDOG GROUP BLASTS MCCONNELL FOR PUTTING INSURANCE DONORS BEFORE HEALTH CARE REFORMFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Mon, 06/08/2009 - 10:28am News Release Industry: Lifetime Total (Rank in Senate) “Sen. McConnell’s position against real health care reform is hazardous to America’s health, and a gift to profitable insurance industry donors at the expense of working families and small business owners in Kentucky,” commented Donnelly. “Ironically, the one group McConnell doesn’t take much money is from chiropractors, with less than $5,000 over his career. Perhaps that demonstrates that when it comes to standing up to donors, he has no backbone.”Public Campaign Action Fund is a national nonprofit dedicated to comprehensive public financing of elections, and to holding anti-reform politicians accountable for the favors they give to their wealthy donors. printer friendly version | 572 reads
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