April 7, 2008 - 6:24pm
AARP launches new ad campaign
By Brian LawsonAARP has begun an advertising campaign aimed at rallying support for health care.
The ad, titled "Wreck," features a woman getting into a car accident and then going to work at a diner.
"What if you had to go to work, no matter how hurt or sick you were? That's the reality for millions of Americans who are just one accident or illness away from financial ruin," the ad states.
The ad will be aired on WMUR and local radio stations and will run until June.
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