Sept. 8, 2010--Former Gov.
George Pataki (R-NY), chairman of Revere America, spoke about his
efforts to repeal and replace the health care reform bill at an event
at the National Press Club. Pataki announced that Revere
America would run TV ads in a number of congressional districts.
Revere America, a 501(c)(4), launched in April 2010 with a campaign to
gather signatures of one million Americans to repeal and replace
"Obamacare." According to its website, Revere America is
"dedicated
to advancing common sense public policies rooted in our traditions of
freedom and free markets that will once again make America secure and
prosperous for generations to come."
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Marianne
Zuk, a Florida attorney, formerly
from New York, is president of Revere America. Others on hand included
Christopher Larson, managing director of the Pataki-Cahill Group, David
Catalfamo of Capitol Public Strategies in Albany, Kim Minarich, who
does scheduling at Revere America, and Pataki's policy advisor Jim
Wooten.
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