I have an interesting question for Americans: If a candidate cares the most about their health care plan, does that mean they would be the one who spends the most on advertising that plan? If you agree with this question, then that candidate would end up being Barack Obama.



Barack Obama has blown a shocking $113 million on advertising his health care plan on TV alone. This consists of 192,000 commercials for the entire year, reports Politico. In addition, Obama has spent 68 percent of his total budget for advertising on health care. In October alone, Obama's campaign will increase spending to 86 percent of the entire budget.

Obama's spending makes McCain's spending look miniscule. Senator John McCain spent $261,000 on October on commercials for his health care reform plan. He had 11,300 commercials made. McCain's total budget was dwarfed by Obama's spending $29 million more than he.

We are wondering if Obama's spending has results to back it up. A Kaiser Health Tracking Poll shows that 54 percent of voters agree with Obama on the topic of health insurance. Only 25 percent agree with McCain's. Obviously, Obama has more of an edge here.

Obviously, Obama is focused on health care reform, that does not mean he cares more than McCain. The reason is that Obama can spend whatever he wants on whatever he wants, he has the money. In September alone, he raised a staggering $150 million! Think about what that equals a day! McCain has only $84 million total to spend for the entire General Election. Obviously, this is why Obama can rule television with his health care commercials.