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'''J. Patrick Rooney''' is the [[chairman]] and founder of [[Medical Savings Insurance Co.]], a company specializing in health care accounts. He previously was the chairman of [[Golden Rule Insurance Co.]]. |
'''J. Patrick Rooney''' is the [[chairman]] and founder of [[Medical Savings Insurance Co.]], a company specializing in health care accounts. He previously was the chairman of [[Golden Rule Insurance Co.]]. |
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J. Patrick Rooney is the chairman and founder of Medical Savings Insurance Co., a company specializing in health care accounts. He previously was the chairman of Golden Rule Insurance Co..
Rooney received attention in the fall 2006 United States Congressional elections, after America's pac, a group Rooney donated $900,000 to, ran controversial ads alleging that Democrats want to abort black babies. [1]
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