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By Sarah Hurtubise, Mar. 31, 2014
A couple in La Mesa, California received a voter
registration card from California’s Obamacare exchange already pre-marked for
the Democratic Party.
The couple did not want their identities revealed
but told
local station 10 News that they received an envelope addressed from Covered
California, the state’s exchange, with a letter and registration card from the
health care marketplace. They’ve always been registered to vote Republican.
“I’m an old guy and I never would have noticed it,
except I have an accountant that notices every dot and dash on a piece of paper
as a wife,” the man who received the card said.
Covered California is in the midst of sending out
voter registration cards to all of its sign-ups, due to pressure from left-wing
groups threatening legal action if they don’t comply.
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