September 26, 2007
Posted: September 26th, 2007 05:40 PM ET
WASHINGTON (CNN) - An association of doctors and nurses will air commercials criticizing the top three Democratic presidential candidates' health care plans during Wednesday night's debate. The ads, paid for by the California Nurses Association, National Nurses Organizing Committee and Physicians for a National Health Plan, specifically target Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-New York and former Sen. John Edwards, D-North Carolina. They attack the candidates for including the option for Americans to choose their own private health insurance as part of their universal coverage plans. "Being better than the Republicans on health care reform is simply not good enough," said Rose Ann DeMoro, Executive Director of CNA/NNOC. "All the candidates' proposals keep the insurance companies at the apex of power, and the health care industry uses their enormous wealth in lobbying and campaign contributions to corrupt the public debate." The ads will run during the debate on MSNBC in Washington, D.C. and in New Hampshire and on the New England Cable Network. –CNN Associate Producer Lauren Kornreich Filed under: Barack Obama Healthcare Hillary Clinton John Edwards New Hampshire Political ads
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