NOW with Alex Wagner | February 26, 2013
Wertheimer: OFA ‘creates the opportunity to buy corrupting influence’
The NOW panel discusses the recent criticism of OFA about access for big spenders to the president, and Democracy 21’s Frank Wertheimer describes President Obama’s use of OFA to advance his agenda as “outsourcing” a portion of his presidency to the private sector, leaving the way open to potential corruption.
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