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July 23, 2013

Healthcare on a Prayer … Barack Obama Now Enlisting Celebrities like Oprah, Bon Jovi, Amy Poehler and Jennifer Hudson to Endorce Obamacare

Posted in: Barack Obama,Campaigner in Chief,Celebrity,Chicago-Style Politics,Community Agitator,Epic Fail,Government,Healthcare,Obamacare,Obamanation,The Lying King,Transparency,WTF,Youth Vote

REALLY, OBAMA IS STILL TRYING TO SELL OBAMACARE AS A GOOD THING?

Good grief, a desperate Barack Obama now enlists celebrities to pitch the nightmare called Obamacare. The NFL have previously sacked Obama and HHS Secretary Sebelius telling them to take a hike when it came to pitching the boondoggle Obamacare by its athletes. Democrat politicians, Obama and his minions have failed miserably to get the public to view the health car plan favorably. Over time, Obama’s signature piece of legislation has become more and more unpopular as ‘We the People” come to understand what is in the plan. Barack Obama refuses to understand the obvious. All the marketing in the world is not going to change the fact that Obamacare is an unpopular, job killing, insurance premium raising, unmitigated nightmare. But that does not stop this president from thinking that if a celeb like Bon Jovi shills Obamacare, that will change people’s minds. Talk about healthcare on a prayer.

Whooah, we’re half way there
Livin’ on a prayer
Take my hand and we’ll make it – I swear, Whooah
‘Obamacare’  on a prayer

President Barack Obama, hoping to pitch his signature health care law to younger Americans, will get some help from a cadre of Hollywood stars who have volunteered to help promote Obamacare’s insurance exchanges that open on October 1.

At a meeting at the White House Monday, a group that included singer Jennifer Hudson and actors Kal Penn and Amy Poehler heard Obama extol the benefits his health care law offers young people, whose participation in the exchanges is seen as essential for their long-term viability.

“The President stopped by the meeting to engage artists who expressed an interest in helping to educate the public about the benefits of the health law,” a White House official said. “The reach of these national stars spreads beyond the beltway to fans of their television shows, movies, and music – and the power of these artists to speak through social media is especially critical.”

Obamacare can only exists if millions of healthy young people get insurance and basically pay for the health care of the more sick and elderly. So Obama’s plan is to con this demographic into thinking that Obamacare is cool and will market to them by using celebs. I do not know which is worse. the plan or that the youth would be so foolish to fall for such a ruse. More on the the full court marketing blitz on the youth from Hot Air. Might we remind everyone, these are the very people who bought Obama’s message hook, line and sinker and now find themselves unemployed and living in their parents basement.

Yes, by all means, super-cool TV stars and musicians, tell the many young people still living at home on their parents’ couches, and/or struggling to begin their careers or to find more than merely part time work, why they should pay thousands more dollars for a health care plan they neither want nor need. Sounds awesome.

It is absolutely not a secret that ObamaCare needs millions of young, healthy people with relatively few and inexpensive health care needs to pay for the program’s ballooning costs and subsidize others’ insurance, and it sounds like the administration is looking to get their groove back with some help from his famous pop-culture allies. Goody.


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