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Did anyone question MIT economist Jonathan Gruber's support for Obamacare? Was he getting paid to support it?

http://reason.com/blog/2010/01/08/take-the-money-and-talk-top-he Here's one way to get rich off of ObamaCare: Take nearly $400,000 from the administration's Health and Human Services Department to consult on health care reform, don't bother to mention this to anyone, and then offer up your opinions as a prominent analyst and advocate for the administration's health care plans. According to federal disclosure forms, starting in March of 2009, MIT economist Jonathan Gruber took $392,000 in fees from HHS to consult on "the estimated changes in health insurance coverage and associated costs and impacts to the government under alternative specifications of health system reform." At the same time, he served as one of the most prominent academic analysts and advocates for health care reform, providing putatively unbiased interviews and analysis to Ezra Klein at The Washington Post, Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic, and Ron Brownstein at The Atlantic (among others) without disclosing his consulting fees.

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KINDA LIKE THE GOP ARAB OIL CARTEL BEING suppoeted by EXXON politial stink tanks
It went unquestioned because he was on the payroll! What a scam