Bachmann called the reform bill "dangerous" on Sunday

Bachmann called the reform bill "dangerous" on Sunday

Updated: One of the first ads capitalizing on Sunday night’s vote on health care reform will run in Minnesota. Americans United for Change will be running ads in the Sixth Congressional District targeting Michele Bachmann this week. The New York Times’ Jeff Zeleny says that while Bachmann isn’t seen as particularly vulnerable, the commercial’s intent seems to be to provoke Bachmann into responding — thereby sending the ad viral.

Americans United for Change has been creating a series of ads in favor of health care reform, and this one dings the sophomore representative for not voting to give the rest of us insurance as good as her own government plan:

Finally, Congress passed the health reform bill to rein in the power of the big insurance companies and guarantee that all Minnesotans can get the same health insurance as members of Congress. But our Congresswoman Michele Bachmann voted against that? She may be an “important” politician in Washington, but when it comes to health insurance, if it’s good enough for her shouldn’t it be good enough for the rest of us?”

Bachmann will face off with either Tarryl Clark or Maureen Reed, who are seeking the Democratic nomination to run for the seat. Over the weekend, Bachmann was endorsed as the GOP’s official candidate in the 2010 race; she addressed the district’s GOP confab via video from Washington.

Update: Watch the video here.