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Democrats Running Ads Criticizing Obamacare

A new ad campaign for the Democrat running in Florida’s 26th district hits Obamacare at its core and has no problem taking a shot at the law’s most important parts. What’s even better is the ad is produced by a Nancy Pelosi backed PAC.

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Although the candidate does not call for repeal, he is “working to fix” Obamacare and wants to hold “insurance companies accountable.” But this PAC associated with Nancy Pelosi put out an ad taking on Obamacare.

The script in the video slams the Obama administration for “the disastrous healthcare website”. But if I remember correctly, didn’t Nancy Pelosi say that Democrats were going to run on Obamacare in 2014? Her PAC seems to disagree with this idea now.

In Florida’s 26th district, as well as most of the rest of the country, voters are going to have to choose between a candidate who criticizes Obamacare and one who wants to repeal the law. Isn’t this a sign that the law is seriously flawed?

At least they are having the conversation in Florida, it’s about time the rest of the country picks up on this.

Check out the Nancy Pelosi backed PAC’s advertisement below:

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