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(CNN) – The White House fired back at the Drudge Report Tuesday, part of a fresh "viral" pushback over what it called a "campaign of misstatements and outright falsehoods" on health care.
In a three-minute video posted on YouTube and on the White House blog, Obama aides pointed to a 2007 video on blogger Andrew Breitbart's site that Matt Drudge linked to under a headline that told readers it showed President Obama explaining "How His Health Care Plan Will 'Eliminate' Private Insurance."
"I don't think we're going to be able to eliminate employer coverage immediately. There's going to be potentially some transition process. I can envision a decade out, or 15 years out, or 20 years out," Obama says in the bite.
In the White House video posted overnight the former ABC News reporter who now heads communications efforts for the White House's health care push — tells viewers that "one of [her] jobs is to keep track of all the disinformation that's out there about health insurance reform.
"And there are a lot of very deceiving headlines out there right now, such as this one — take a look at this one," she says, pointing to the Drudge headline.
(CNN) – The White House fired back at the Drudge Report Tuesday, part of a fresh "viral" pushback over what it called a "campaign of misstatements and outright falsehoods" on health care.
In a three-minute video posted on YouTube and on the White House blog, Obama aides pointed to a 2007 video on blogger Andrew Breitbart's site that Matt Drudge linked to under a headline that told readers it showed President Obama explaining "How His Health Care Plan Will 'Eliminate' Private Insurance."
"I don't think we're going to be able to eliminate employer coverage immediately. There's going to be potentially some transition process. I can envision a decade out, or 15 years out, or 20 years out," Obama says in the bite.
In the White House video posted overnight the former ABC News reporter who now heads communications efforts for the White House's health care push — tells viewers that "one of [her] jobs is to keep track of all the disinformation that's out there about health insurance reform.
"And there are a lot of very deceiving headlines out there right now, such as this one — take a look at this one," she says, pointing to the Drudge headline.
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