Are Ads for Obama Car Insurance Discounts Real?

Since President Obama gets so much press, and since insurance reform (health) gets a lot of attention, it has to be very tempting for advertisers to tie these things in to their ads. It certainly gets attention, and at first glance, it may look credible. But you understand that most of the press about insurance reform is directed at health insurance reform, and not car insurance reform. Also understand that most insurance is regulated at the state level.

I have nothing against a good advertising, but I think you would be right to be skeptical about Obama car isurance reform ads. There may be some pending bills about this subject, but I am not aware of anything as dramatic as the current health reform debate.

This came to my attention when I checked another website for stats about how people found a particular article. This article – Over 50 Car Insurance – was found because an internet visitor searched for Obama Car Insurance Reform.  This was because there was a link to an Obama Health Insurance Reform article on the same page, but not in the article. Search engines are good, but they are not perfect. But it was kind of a happy accident because it made me realize that people were taking these ads seriously!

Here Are Some Good Things to Know About Car Insurance

• Almost everybody needs car insurance to be a legal driver in the USA. All states require a proof of financial responsibility in order to drive. For most of us, this means we need car insurance.
• It is very possible to get a better deal by comparing car insurance rates and plans. Top insurers offer different discounts. They also have their own rate charts for drivers, car types, and zip codes. You probably should compare policies every year or so to make sure you are getting the best rates.

We would certainly like to invite you to run a quick quote to make sure you have the best insurance rates. We do not believe that President Obama, Congress, or anybody in the federal government endorses our website though.

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