Claim: We're not ones to doubt that money can influence politics. But uncovering a paying-for-favors scandal takes more than a mere list of campaign contributions and a few committee votes. That tactic, however, is being used – again – in the health care debate, this time in an ad from the liberal group Health Care for America Now. HCAN's TV spot, which will run in Reno and Las Vegas for one week on a $110,000 buy,
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Verdict: we're not ones to doubt that money can influence politics. but uncovering a paying-for-favors scandal takes more than a mere list of campaign contributions and a few committee votes. that tactic, however, is being used – again – in the health care debate, this time in an ad from the liberal group health care for america now. hcan's tv spot, which will run in reno and las vegas for one week on a $110,000 buy,
Organisation: FactCheck.org
Author: Lori Robertson
Date published: 2009-10-05T19:45:33