OFA Admits Polls Show Obamacare
Unpopular
by Michael Patrick Leahy 3 Oct
2013, 5:58 AM PDT
One of the featured speakers on an
Organizing for Action (OFA)
conference call Wednesday night designed to generate enthusiasm for President
Obama's signature health care legislation among community organizers around the
country, admitted on the call that Obamacare is unpopular in polls. The
speaker, identified as David Cutler, advised those on the call to "help
people" by banishing the term Obamacare and using the program's formal
title, the Affordable Care Act, when encouraging friends and family to enroll.
The Affordable Care Act, he explained, polls much better than Obamacare.
Organizing for Action
Organizing
for Action is the successor organization for the 2008 Barack Obama presidential campaign.
Note: S. Donald Sussman
was a contributor for Organizing for
Action, a director at the Democracy
Alliance, and is a director at the Center
for American Progress.
George
Soros was a member of the Democracy
Alliance, a supporter for the Center
for American Progress, a contributor for the American Bridge 21st Century, and is the chairman for the Foundation to Promote Open Society.
Foundation
to Promote Open Society was a funder for the Center for American Progress, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, and the Urban Institute (think tank).
Melody
C. Barnes was the EVP for the Center
for American Progress, and is Barack
Obama’s golf partner.
Ezekiel Emanuel
is a senior fellow at the Center for
American Progress, Rahm I. Emanuel’s brother, and was the health care policy adviser for the Barack Obama administration.
Amy
P. Goldman was a contributor for the American
Bridge 21st Century, and a contributor for Organizing for Action.
Barbara Stiefel
was a contributor for the American
Bridge 21st Century, and a contributor for Organizing for Action.
Wayne
D. Jordan was a contributor for the American
Bridge 21st Century, a contributor for Organizing
for Action, and is a director at the Center
on Budget and Policy Priorities.
William H.
Scheide was a contributor for Organizing
for Action, and is a senior director at the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund.
Marcia L. Carsey
was a contributor for Organizing for
Action, and is a life trustee at the Urban
Institute (think tank).
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