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Economist faulted for his ties to Obama
Critics say he failed to tell of his paid work
Jonathan Gruber, a well-known health economist at MIT and a member of the board that oversees the landmark Massachusetts health care law, is being paid nearly $400,000 by the Obama administration to provide technical assistance on legislation he has championed in media interviews. (Full article: 814 words)
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