Pro-Obamacare Group Targets GOP in Ad Campaign Ahead of SOTU

A pro-Obamacare group has launched a national TV ad campaign ahead of Tuesday's State of the Union address, targeting key Republicans with the message, "stop the Republican war on healthcare."

Save My Care launched what it's calling a monthslong campaign to "strengthen the Congressional firewall against repealing the Affordable Care Act, slashing Medicaid and sabotaging the healthcare system," Save My Care campaign chairman Leslie Dach wrote in a release.

At the outset, the ads will target Sens. Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski in Maine and Alaska, and also West Virginia, where congressional Republicans will retreat starting Wednesday.

"Members of Congress won't be able to look at a TV without being reminded of their harmful repeal-and-sabotage campaign, and will be encouraged to say 'enough is enough': It's time to listen to what Americans demand, move on from repeal and sabotage and work on bipartisan solutions that keep and improve on the Affordable Care Act," Dach said.

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