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Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and other staffers may be inappropriately raising funds to promote Obamacare as enrollment woes continue. Troubling questions and Freedom of Information Act requests by theWashington Examiner seem to be fraying nerves in certain quarters of the Obama administration.
Republicans on Capitol Hill were outraged to learn in May that Sebelius was asking high-powered CEOs to “donate” to Enroll America, a nonprofit organization created by Obama loyalists and designed to encourage Americans to sign up for the Affordable Care Act, according to an exclusive report by theExaminer.
Now, eight months later, a Sebelius spokesperson is evading questions about whether the potentially unethical practice has continued.
“The secretary has engaged in a sustained, aggressive outreach campaign to reach as many Americans as possible during open enrollment,” agency spokeswoman Joanne Peters wrote in an email to the Washington Examiner. “We’re [sic] have been working closely with a range of partners groups across the country to reach the uninsured.”
Sebelius faces scrutiny for serious potential ethics violations at HHS - BizPac Review
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and other staffers may be inappropriately raising funds to promote Obamacare as enrollment woes continue. Troubling questions and Freedom of Information Act requests by theWashington Examiner seem to be fraying nerves in certain quarters of the Obama administration.
Republicans on Capitol Hill were outraged to learn in May that Sebelius was asking high-powered CEOs to “donate” to Enroll America, a nonprofit organization created by Obama loyalists and designed to encourage Americans to sign up for the Affordable Care Act, according to an exclusive report by theExaminer.
Now, eight months later, a Sebelius spokesperson is evading questions about whether the potentially unethical practice has continued.
“The secretary has engaged in a sustained, aggressive outreach campaign to reach as many Americans as possible during open enrollment,” agency spokeswoman Joanne Peters wrote in an email to the Washington Examiner. “We’re [sic] have been working closely with a range of partners groups across the country to reach the uninsured.”
Sebelius faces scrutiny for serious potential ethics violations at HHS - BizPac Review