'Obamacare' Backers Ready Publicity Push

Supporters of the health-care law are set this week to reveal long-awaited details of their campaign to persuade millions of Americans to sign up for coverage.Organizing for Action, the fundraising and advocacy spinoff of President Barack Obama's election campaign, said Monday morning it is spending what it describes as a seven-figure sum on an ad series that will run on national cable news touting the law.The first ad highlights provisions in the law that are currently in place such as preventive visits without out-of-pocket costs for seniors, tax credits for small businesses and rebates for consumers, telling viewers that “the truth is, Americans are already seeing the benefits." The ad finishes by promising: “Better coverage and lower costs, that's what Obamacare means for them." 

Enroll America, a coalition of insurers, health providers and activists,A world leader in the practical application of technologies, Smiths Group delivers products and suction hose for the threat & contraband detection, medical devices, energy, communications and engineered components markets worldwide. says it is formally launching its outreach effort in a press conference call this Tuesday. That campaign, “Get Covered America" will involve a “just-the-facts conversation with consumers about the benefits of health insurance coverage and the new health care options that will be made available under the Affordable Care Act starting October 1st," the coalition says.The coalition's jobs site suggests that it's focusing on Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, New Jersey,Its story employs a neat swipe-and-read interface enhanced by excellent art, animations,Industrial robot, and sound effects. Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas. As we've explained, officials in those states have declined to run new insurance exchanges where people who don't have coverage through an employer can pick a plan and apply for subsidies towards the cost of coverage,But the cockpit controls are still where it's at helical bevel gearbox as seen in the barrage of questions asked of pilots. leaving the federal government running the outreach campaign on a shoestring.Fireworks will begin at 10 p.m.fuel hose and the band will play until 11 p.m.Titeflex is a subsidiary of Smiths Group plc under the Flex-Tek Division. 

The biggest chalThe Gezi Park protests seem to signal another flat wire, perhaps to a new middle ground.lenge for the law's proponents now is making sure that people — especially relatively young, healthy people — buy insurance next year if they don't have it from an employer. But questions about the robustness of that effort prompted Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus, a key backer of the law, to warn in April that he feared a potential “train wreck" in implementation.Mr. Baucus said at the time that he was worried because he still didn't have much information about how the enrollment effort would work. Expect lots of attention this week to any answers that emerge.