#GetCovered! Kerry Washington, Lady Gaga, Nia Long & More Celebs Promote Obama Care
Actors, pop stars and artists are using their celebrity to encourage American citizens to gain health insurance.
While the nation is experiencing day two of the U.S. government shut-down, some celebrities are taking to social media to promote President Obama’s ‘Affordable Care Act’. The 2010 law popularly known as Obamacare, aims to provide health coverage to millions of uninsured Americans beginning next year.
Celebrities including Lady Gaga, Kerry Washington, Tatyana Ali, Pharrell, John Legend, Nia Long and others posted photos of holding ‘Get Covered’ signage. According to Associated Press, the administration aims to sign up at least 2.7 million young, healthy Americans in Obamacare’s insurance plans in their first year to offset the costs of sicker beneficiaries.
For additional information or to #GetCovered, visit health.gov.







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