A slew of celebs who will never be impacted by health care reform one way or another have signed on to do a 30-sec national commercial to encourage Congress to pass reform this year.
Will.I.Am, Rosario Dawson, Dule Hill, Kate Walsh and actress Olivia Wilde are just a few of the stars who could purchase their own hospitals yet are still slated to help President Obama tell America how health care should be run.
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TWT’s Green & Glover report that Wanda Sykes, Anne Hathaway, Sting, Kevin Bacon, Chris ‘Ludacris’ Bridges, Ellen Burstyn, Dana Delany, Kara DioGuardi, Barry Levinson, Eva Longoria Parker, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Matthew Modine, Bill O’Reilly, Narciso Rodriguez, Christian Slater, Jon Voight, Kate Walsh, Kerry Washington and Forest and Keisha Whitaker will all be present at Saturday night’s Capitol File soiree.
Check out TWT for more on this and Cap File’s new issue.
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