Added: Aug 21, 2008
From: AmerCancerSociety
Duration: 0:31
Harry and Louise are back to urge the next President and Congress to put health care at the top of the domestic agenda. This nonpartisan ad is co-sponsored by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) - the advocacy affiliate of the American Cancer Society - and four other national organizations. ACS CAN believes that improving access to quality, affordable health care nationwide is critical to winning the war on cancer. For more information, visit www.acscan.org or www.harryandlouisereturn.com.
Channel: Nonprofit
Tags: acs action advertisement american and can cancer care harry health insurance louise network reform society
Rating: 2.33 (3 ratings) Views: 362' favoriteCount='1 Comments: 5
opie73 Says:
Aug 27, 2008 - I was shocked to see these scumbags back in action. Crawl back into your holes and wallow in your blood money, you fucking whores! You set American health care reform back 16 years!!!
wollam11 Says:
Aug 29, 2008 - Harry and Louise suck. If they weren't so adamantly militant against health care in '93, maybe we'd have universal health care today. They are the last people I want to hear from on this issue.
Gasping81 Says:
Sep 6, 2008 - As a healthcare provider, I find it insulting that some liberal beggars think that they DESERVE my services. I don't advocate to make other people my servants. You don't pay me enough for all the nonsense liability daily. I don't even like how police and firemen wages are artificially kept low. If America wants healthcare change, then let's begin with Subway, not McDonalds. Let's choose bikes versus gas guzzling SUVs. Let's not smoke, drink, and party all the time. US culture is unhealthy.
Gasping81 Says:
Sep 6, 2008 - Ah a new spin by hospital administrators and/or liberal beggars. As a healthcare provider, I find it insulting that others find my services, my LIFE as your right. Very un-American. However, I am not against our responsible citizens getting access to healthcare. Everyone in this country does NOT deserve care, and the system should discriminate against certain people such as IV drug users, alcoholics, chronic smokers, and morbidly obese. Why are they not accountable for their behavior?
OldsterStillLearning Says:
Aug 21, 2008 - Health care is an important issue. When your job disappears, so does your health care plan. And good luck finding another medical insurance company that will take you on if you have a pre-existing condition!