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The Colorado Consumer Health Initiative’s Adam Fox has kept us up to date on pro-Obamacare ads aimed at young, uninsured people — a campaign doubters have alternately derided as “brosurance” and “hosurance” due images of dudes doing keg stands and a babe eager to take advantage of free birth control. The latest to weigh in? The Daily Show, a presumably more sympathetic forum. And yet, correspondent Aasif Mandvi’s take down is at least as critical as the ones that preceded it — but a lot funnier. See Fox, Mandvi and a whole lotta bros and hos below.
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More from our Follow That Story archive circa November 2013: “Hey, Girl: Is birth-control insurance pitch featuring Ryan Gosling pics ‘hosurance’?“