First lady Michelle Obama not only wants Americans to consider signing up for Obamacare during their Thanksgiving get-togethers, she’s also offering tips on how to talk about it and wants feedback.
In a fundraising note to supporters that also cheered her husband’s economic and global warming efforts, the first lady urged supporters of the president’s grassroots group Organizing for Action to share their Obamacare experiences.
“The folks at OFA will be collecting some of your stories to share on BarackObama.com. I can’t wait to see what you have to say,” she wrote, adding: “P.S. — As you spend time with loved ones this holiday season, be sure to talk with them about what health reform can mean for them — OFA has some tips to help get the ball rolling.”
She even asked supporters to promise to talk about Obamacare. “Make a pledge to have a conversation with your family about health insurance this holiday season.”
Michelle Obama’s 14 Thanksgiving dinner Obamacare talking points:
routine checkups, vaccinations and screenings.
You can’t be denied insurance because of a preexisting condition, and lifetime limits are now banned, so your insurance will be there when you need it.
For your coverage to start January 1, you’ll need to sign up by December 23.
Paul Bedard, The Washington Examiner’s “Washington Secrets” columnist, can be contacted at [email protected].
