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Healthcare works just fine the way it is. Is that what YOU think? Harry and Louise, then and now.

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Louise and Harry are both mortified of losing their jobs. Their 401K has tanked. So have their other investments. What once looked like a promising retirement, now frightens them. Lucky for them they don't need Prozac for depression ($181.90 per month per each).

You can live without Viagra and HRT and treatment for BPH. You can live without cholesterol lowering drugs. But how long and at what cost to your health and well-being.

The first Harry and Louise ads were funded by Health Insurance Association of America, a health insurance lobbying group. We shouldn't have trusted them then. But this time Harry and Louise got it right. Healthcare should be at the top of the agenda. "Bring everyone to the table and make it happen"

Make it happen.

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Take a look at Harry and Louise and their history in Wikipedia

The rights to the Harry and Louise characters are held by Goddard Claussen.

The first Harry and Louise ads were funded by Health Insurance Association of America, a health insurance lobbying group. The 2008 Harry and Louise ads were sponsored by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, the American Hospital Association, the Catholic Health Association, Families USA and the National Federation of Independent Business. (Wikipedia)

Other articles of interest:

1. Harry and Louise need health care reform by E.J. Dionne Jr.,  Washington Post Writers Group

2."Harry And Louise" Are Back In New Ads: Fictional Couple Returns To TV After Becoming Famous In 1994 Health Care Ads.

3. Harry and Louise Are Back Again: But the media miss the important subtext, by Trudy Lieberman in Columbia Journalism Review

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