February 24, 2013
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3:54Now Playing"A Dallas-area senator carrying a bill that would abolish the state's consumer advocate for insurance received nearly $112,000 from insurance political action committees in his 2012 campaign, a political watchdog group reported Friday."*
Kelly Hancock is a Texas state senator who introduced a bill to eliminate Texas' consumer advocate for insurance. His legislation wouldn't have anything to do with all the money State Farm gave him, would it? Cenk Uygur discusses the watchdog revelation.
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