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Democratic Party unveils new website: Gillespiecare

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ed gillespieThe Democratic Party of Virginia is launching a new website laying out Ed Gillespie’s ever-changing stance on health reform’s individual mandate.

The Gillespiecare.com site educates voters on where Ed Gillespie really stands on health reform — though that could be difficult to figure out since Ed’s been all over the place.

“While Ed Gillespie was making millions as a Washington lobbyist, he had no problem advocating for an individual mandate,” said DPVA Spokesperson Ashley Bauman. “However, now that he’s running for Senate, he’s singing a completely different tune. Virginia voters should call him out for his appalling hypocrisy.”

“As a paid lobbyist, an author, a Romney spokesman, and a TV pundit, Gillespie is willing to say anything as long as he’s being paid enough for it.”

Gillespiecare.com will be launched with a multi-platform Internet advertising effort directing Virginians to the site. View the full website here: www.Gillespiecare.com

 

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