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Leveraging Celebrities to Market Obamacare
According to this The Hill article, President Obama took a break from tackling red lines, gun control, immigration orm, Trayvon Martin, the economy to make an appearance at a July 22 Obamacare promotion-planning meeting that included a host of A-list celebrities. Theyll be needed to convince the young invincibles to pony up hundreds of dollars for health insurance that they dont want.
Despite the DMCB spouses unflattering assessment of her husbands media chops, the Disease Management Care Blog thinks it should have been in that White House room.
It has a lot to contribute.
For example, American Idol finalist Jennifer Hudson was there. How about a new CMS-sponsored talent show, says the DMCB, that is hosted by Ms. Hudson, called American Muddle? Enter the early crooning favorite, Hope Igeddadok, singing a reprise of that Dire Straits hit, "Money for Nothing."
And what about Improv comedy artist Amy Poehler? After a great stint at SLN, she went on to star in the hit comedy show, Parks and Recreation. The DMCB suggests a pro-Obamacare commercial that features Deadlock and MakeItUpAsWeGoAlongination.
And fresh from being tossed under the campaign bus by Valerie and Michelle, Oprah Winfry is back in play. Given Oprahs masterful interview of disgraced bicyclist Lance Armstrong, positively spinning Obamacare and the IRS should be a piece of cake. First up, the IRS Chief Counsel!
Alicia Keys was there and can she sing! She can be this "Girl Is On Hire" for Obamacare in an MTV video-advert.
And it was no accident that Bon Jovis people were there, what with a song list that includes "Livin on a Payor," "Panel Says Dead or Alive," "Its My Right," "You Give Hope a Bad Name," "Runaway Costs," "Bad Medicine" and "Shot Through the Heart and Well Still Pay."
Last but not least, folks must have been excited about Will Ferrell. Since his Bush impersonation has run its course, Ron Burgundy may be the best choice for some faux-news insights. He can provide periodic updates on how the health insurance exchanges are going: "Theyve done studies you know," "Sixty percent of the time it works every time," "In a glass case of emotion," and "Stay classy, Obamacare."
If anyone in the White House is reading this, just drop an email. The DMCB is ready to roll up its sleeves and help.
Leveraging Celebrities to Market Obamacare
Monday, March 3, 2014
Despite the DMCB spouses unflattering assessment of her husbands media chops, the Disease Management Care Blog thinks it should have been in that White House room.
It has a lot to contribute.
For example, American Idol finalist Jennifer Hudson was there. How about a new CMS-sponsored talent show, says the DMCB, that is hosted by Ms. Hudson, called American Muddle? Enter the early crooning favorite, Hope Igeddadok, singing a reprise of that Dire Straits hit, "Money for Nothing."
And what about Improv comedy artist Amy Poehler? After a great stint at SLN, she went on to star in the hit comedy show, Parks and Recreation. The DMCB suggests a pro-Obamacare commercial that features Deadlock and MakeItUpAsWeGoAlongination.
And fresh from being tossed under the campaign bus by Valerie and Michelle, Oprah Winfry is back in play. Given Oprahs masterful interview of disgraced bicyclist Lance Armstrong, positively spinning Obamacare and the IRS should be a piece of cake. First up, the IRS Chief Counsel!
Alicia Keys was there and can she sing! She can be this "Girl Is On Hire" for Obamacare in an MTV video-advert.
And it was no accident that Bon Jovis people were there, what with a song list that includes "Livin on a Payor," "Panel Says Dead or Alive," "Its My Right," "You Give Hope a Bad Name," "Runaway Costs," "Bad Medicine" and "Shot Through the Heart and Well Still Pay."
Last but not least, folks must have been excited about Will Ferrell. Since his Bush impersonation has run its course, Ron Burgundy may be the best choice for some faux-news insights. He can provide periodic updates on how the health insurance exchanges are going: "Theyve done studies you know," "Sixty percent of the time it works every time," "In a glass case of emotion," and "Stay classy, Obamacare."
If anyone in the White House is reading this, just drop an email. The DMCB is ready to roll up its sleeves and help.
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