Is White House Sending Spam? Axelrod’s unsolicited email on health care reform
The White House on Friday was looking over a list of names submitted by FOX News of people who say they received unsolicited e-mails on 
health care from the White House, Barack Obama’s presidential campaign or his political organization, Organizing for America.
After a testy exchange Thursday between FOX News’ Major Garrett and White House spokesman Robert Gibbs over the e-mail list, the White House said it would review some of the names of recipients to determine how they ended up on the distribution list.
FOX News obtained permission from some of the e-mailers who sent their concerns to FOX News and forwarded them to the White House. No explanation has yet been received.
Click here to read updates and your comments on the White House unit’s Row 2, Seat 4 blog
The White House maintains a massive e-mail list as part of its effort to promote its position on pressing issues. On Thursday, senior adviser David Axelrod used the list to send out a “chain” e-mail asking supporters of health care reforms backed by the administration to forward his rebuttal to criticism circulating on the Internet.
The mail offered reasons to support Obama’s agenda and tried to debunk what the White House decries as myths in the health care debate.
Axelrod wrote that opponents are relying on tactics including “viral e-mails that fly unchecked and under the radar, spreading all sorts of lies.”
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REPORT ALL UNSOLIDITED SPAM FROM THE WHITEHOUSE TO:
http://www.ftc.gov/spam/
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And the FTC will pursue appropriate criminal changes.
oh noes they are in my internets stealing my megahurtz
click delete, move on.