Christian Group Attacks Obamacare

Battleground

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:38PM EDT / Published Jun. 20, 2012 10:52AM EDT

Iowa, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, New Mexico, and Virginia—six of the most volatile battleground states for the upcoming presidential election—will be hit with a health care–themed ad this week. The spot, called "Care," was paid for by Concerned Women for America, a Christian advocacy group, and features a doctor expressing concern that President Obama's health-care-reform law will drive her patients away. The 60-second spot cost the group $6 million to air in six states.

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Christian Group Attacks Obamacare