Video: Obama's Organizing for Acce$$

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March 04, 2013

Photo Credit: AP

Say what you will about Karl Rove and his American Crossroads super PAC -- the guy knows how to advertise.

Check out the latest ad, which pokes at the president's controversial "Organizing for Action," a group auctioning access to Obama for the low, low price of just $500,000:

h/t Allahpundit

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