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PSA Alerts Public of “Lack” of Celebrity Input on Health Care Reform

This pithy video mocks the arrogance of many overpaid celebrities who feel themselves tasked to share their “expertise” on health care reform with the American people. As the clip says, who better to determine the course of the legislation than the folks who just “play one [a doctor] on TV?”

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About Ellen Carmichael

Ellen Carmichael is a political consultant and commentator from Baton Rouge, La. Previously, she served as a communications associate at Americans for Tax Reform in Washington, D.C. and in the newsroom for Baton Rouge's newspaper, The Advocate. She is currently the state coordinator for Patients First in Louisiana for Americans for Prosperity. Additionally, Carmichael has worked for several campaigns as both a consultant and staffer. Her special topics of interest include government waste and spending, tax reform and health care issues. Carmichael will graduate in December 2009 from Louisiana State University with a degree in Mass Communication: Political Communication and a minor in Political Science.

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