Remember Harry and Louise?

They were the characters in the infamous 1993 TV ad that helped derail health care reform for the past 15 years.

Now Harry and Louise are back — and they're singing a very different tune. Watch the new ad, and see what Harry and Louise are saying 15 years later:

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Posted by: Julia Eisman


08.27.2008
You are invited to join us live from Denver as we discuss how to make health care reform a top domestic priority for the next President and Congress. The event will feature elected Democratic leaders from the campaigns of Senators Obama and Clinton. Read More
08.26.2008

Senator Kennedy Speaks at the Convention


Posted by: Ella Hushagen


Families USA is live from Denver this week, and staff members were welcomed to the historic Democratic National Convention with an unequivocal call to action. Ted Kennedy, renowned advocate of health reform who is fighting his own health care battle now, highlighted the magnitude of our challenge. The Senator for us all made the need for health care reform the focus of his speech in unambiguous terms.

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08.26.2008

Live from the DNC


Posted by: Julia Eisman


Greetings from Denver! Families USA has landed in the Mile High City to attend the 2008 Democratic National Convention. The city is buzzing with excitement as Democratic party leaders and enthusiasts convene to discuss critical issues facing the country. 

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08.24.2008

Majority Minority by 2042


Posted by: Rea Pañares


What does it mean to be a "minority" in the U.S. today? Well over one-third of Americans identify themselves as African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic/Latino, American Indian/Native American, Native Hawaiian, or Pacific Islander, and together comprise the "minority." But a recent article in the New York Times reports that by 2042 racial and ethnic "minorities" will make up more than half of the nation's population. This "majority-minority" shift, as it has been called, is coming eight years earlier than previous estimates. Read More