The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is airing ads in Florida, attacking incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson and congressional candidate Alan Grayson over their support for health care reform. Grayson, who lost his seat in 2010, voted for the law in 2009.
The ads claim that reform could cost 20 million Americans their health care coverage and, in the ad against Grayson, recalls that a Florida judge “ruled parts of Obamacare unconstitutional.”
The ads ask Floridians to call Grayson and Nelson and ask them to support the repeal of “Obamacare.” Of course, as a private citizen, Grayson cannot do anything to repeal health care reform even if he did change his mind.
Watch the ads at FactCheck.org.
