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The Trump administration basically took $300 million from the CDC during a global pandemic so they could make feel-good ads with Dennis Quaid saying Trump did a good job. This at the behest of a hack with no relevant credentials. “The public awareness campaign, which HHS is seeking to start airing before Election Day on Nov. 3, was largely conceived and organized by Michael Caputo, the health department's top spokesperson... Caputo, who has no medical or scientific background, claimed in a Facebook video on Sept. 13 that the campaign was "demanded of me by the president of the United States. Personally."”
The Trump administration basically took $300 million from the CDC during a global pandemic so they could make feel-good ads with Dennis Quaid saying Trump did a good job. This at the behest of a hack with no relevant credentials. “The public awareness campaign, which HHS is seeking to start airing before Election Day on Nov. 3, was largely conceived and organized by Michael Caputo, the health department's top spokesperson... Caputo, who has no medical or scientific background, claimed in a Facebook video on Sept. 13 that the campaign was "demanded of me by the president of the United States. Personally."”
He had "nothing to do" with the selection of Atlas Research as the prime contractor. - hmm - so much for Trump saying he wanted to 'drain the swamp'.
He had "nothing to do" with the selection of Atlas Research as the prime contractor. - hmm - so much for Trump saying he wanted to 'drain the swamp'.
Staffed in part by associates of a longtime GOP operative, the ad campaign includes CeCe Winans, Dennis Quaid and others pushing an optimistic line about coronavirus. The health department is moving quickly on a highly unusual advertising campaign to "defeat despair" about the coronavirus, a $300 million-plus effort that was shaped by a political appointee close to President Donald Trump and executed in part by close allies of the official, using taxpayer funds.
Staffed in part by associates of a longtime GOP operative, the ad campaign includes CeCe Winans, Dennis Quaid and others pushing an optimistic line about coronavirus. The health department is moving quickly on a highly unusual advertising campaign to "defeat despair" about the coronavirus, a $300 million-plus effort that was shaped by a political appointee close to President Donald Trump and executed in part by close allies of the official, using taxpayer funds.
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