health care
Jun 25 2009, Asylum Staff

Filed under: Sex, Video Who says health-care reform can’t be sexy? The American blogger, filmmaker and erotic photographer Lee Stranahan has produced the most compelling health-care-reform video we have ever seen. The spot features a series of ever-hotter

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