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So Health and Hospital Corp is receiving the same funding from the state that they have received for the last 16years. But now they feel compelled to spend $500,000 trying to convince us that this is some great gift from Governor Braun? What am I missing here? Can anyone fill in the gap on WHY they are spending >1.3% of their state funding to promote the Governor?
There was probably a negotiation behind closed doors that started with threats to defund Health and Hospital & ended with an agreement to promote Braun.
I agree. Braun is a wannabe Trump. So if you stroke his fragile ego you just might get something you want from him.
Or like most liberal organizations, they are not good at spending their money where it should be spent
Healthcare is now a liberal concept?
There’s dumb takes, and then there’s whatever this is.
Or, unlike most conservative organizations they don’t think giving trillion dollar tax breaks and billion-dollar government contracts to multi-billionaire oligarchs or funding obsolete-on -delivery weapons systems are where money “should be spent.”
Health & Hospital Corp. is a “liberal organization?” That’s a new one.
Passing strange, to use tax dollars to thank a governor.
That $500,000 is money well spent if it keeps the state from looking too closely at the regulations that allows HHC and all of the other county hospitals, to siphon off millions from all of the nursing homes they own.
These were such bizarre ads to come across in the wild. Would love reporting on actually why and how this came about. It feels so unnatural to publicly thank a Governor in this way. IBJ have any actual reporting to contribute?