The effort also included extensive advertising criticizing the plan, including the famous "Harry and Louise" ad, paid for by the Health Insurance Association of America, which depicted a middle-class couple despairing over the plan's complex, bureaucratic nature. "Time", CBS News, CNN, "The Wall Street Journal", and "The Christian Science Monitor" ran stories questioning whether there really was a health care crisis. Op-eds were written against it, including one in "The Washington Post" by conservative University of Virginia Professor Martha Derthick that said,