
Surprise, Obama Camp Manages Sandra Fluke
BARRY0619
2012/03/11 00:56:01
O'Reilly: Obama Camp Manages Sandra Fluke
Sandra Fluke, the woman at the center of the contraception
controversy, has links to a former top aide to President Barack Obama.
She is being represented by the SKDKnickerbocker, a communications
consulting firm with strong Democratic Party ties, talk show host Bill O’Reilly reports.
A managing director of the firm, Anita Dunn, previously served as the
White House Communications Director in the Obama administration. “So,
this whole deal comes back to the White House, at least indirectly,”
O’Reilly says.
“So it seems there is a powerful presence behind Sandra Fluke,” O’Reilly
added. “And as the polls show the controversy has benefited the
president of the United States, who is on the ropes with the church
deal.”
O’Reilly was referring to an Obama administration plan to force
religiously affiliated groups, such as Catholic hospitals and colleges,
to provide birth control as part of their health coverage. The plan
sparked a firestorm of criticism forcing the administration to back off.
The Washington Post’s
On Faith blog reports that Fluke was “so overwhelmed with publicity
that one of her friends approached the firm SKDK to ask for help and
guidance, which they are providing pro-bono.” The Post added that Dunn
says she is not involved in Fluke’s case.
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I guess we shouldn't be surprised...
Friday, 09 Mar 2012 03:46 PM
By Henry J. Reske
Sandra Fluke, the woman at the center of the contraception
controversy, has links to a former top aide to President Barack Obama.
She is being represented by the SKDKnickerbocker, a communications
consulting firm with strong Democratic Party ties, talk show host Bill O’Reilly reports.
A managing director of the firm, Anita Dunn, previously served as the
White House Communications Director in the Obama administration. “So,
this whole deal comes back to the White House, at least indirectly,”
O’Reilly says.
“So it seems there is a powerful presence behind Sandra Fluke,” O’Reilly
added. “And as the polls show the controversy has benefited the
president of the United States, who is on the ropes with the church
deal.”
O’Reilly was referring to an Obama administration plan to force
religiously affiliated groups, such as Catholic hospitals and colleges,
to provide birth control as part of their health coverage. The plan
sparked a firestorm of criticism forcing the administration to back off.
The Washington Post’s
On Faith blog reports that Fluke was “so overwhelmed with publicity
that one of her friends approached the firm SKDK to ask for help and
guidance, which they are providing pro-bono.” The Post added that Dunn
says she is not involved in Fluke’s case.
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I guess we shouldn't be surprised...
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Yuffie ♫ K-POP Dance Guru 2012/03/11 01:30:11





















Her argument was ridiculous, too, if I might add. (Yes, Liberal, I watched the whole presentation). No free lunch!
But anything for the cause just as long as you look good doing it.
I wonder how much she got for that little exercise in Marxist 'victim politics' which is an extension of Black Liberation Theology.
http://www.acton.org/pub/comm...
Hopefully it paid well.
Personally I'd say being so "overwhelmed" that my friends can see it is pretty negative payment. Don't you try to keep your real feelings private most of the time?
Obama somehow controls what rush says? This is your story?
Have you noticed how many different things they say "the real issue" is? Taxpayers paying, mandating, religious freedom, freedom of speech, activism, campaigning, ulterior motives, distractions, politics, and the beat goes on...
They use social media like mad and don't even recognize that social media is what's keeping this alive lol.
Wow, he's good!