The Politico logo The Politico 1 month ago

Grassley targets HHS website

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley said today that a Congressional Research Service memo concludes that the Health and Human Services website may violate laws against using federal money for campaign or propaganda purposes. Full Article at The Politico

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  1. The campaign now on www.hhs.gov is not purely informational because it expressly has visitors ‘affirm’ their commitment to work with congressional leaders to enact legislation this year
    Chuck Grassley – Chuck Grassley SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
  2. The campaign now on hhs.gov is not purely informational because it expressly has visitors ‘affirm’ their commitment to work with congressional leaders to enact legislation this year
    Chuck Grassley – Chuck Grassley SOURCE: Iowa Independent 1 month ago
  3. Healthreform.gov is a valuable resource for the American people and we look forward to discussing this resource with the Senator
    SOURCE: Sweetness & Light 1 month ago
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