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Roy Baker commented
2017-08-22 07:42:30 -0400
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Lin …. this is only a gathering place for now … I would have to pay much much more to get all bells and whistles … but this company has them … oh see my real name
While the continued debate on repealing the Affordable Care Act goes on, a recent USA Today poll shows that 88% of Americans do not support the Senate’s plan. Let’s shift the conversation to how we can actually improve health care. In contrast to the Senate plan, an AP poll from last week found that 62% of Americans believe it is the federal government’s responsibility to guarantee health care to all Americans, and we have a bill that would guarantee Medicare for All in the House right now. I have signed on as a co-sponsor, but we need to show the support Medicare for All has outside of Washington.
Tell Congress where you stand by signing up to become a citizen co-sponsor of H.R. 676, the Medicare for All Act.
We all know that the Affordable Care Act needs to be improved. While it helped to insure more than 20 million people, expand Medicaid coverage, and end the discrimination of people with pre-existing conditions by insurance companies, we still have millions of people today without any health insurance at all. Even more are underinsured, struggling to afford the skyrocketing cost of premiums, deductibles, and copays for the prescriptions and care that they need. Meanwhile, prescription drug and insurance companies continue to prosper.
While the American people struggle to receive the vital health care they need, pharmaceutical companies like Purdue Pharma, the maker of Oxycontin, are using deceptive marketing tactics, lying about the addictive nature of their drugs, price gouging, and moving to other countries to exploit foreign markets as they have ours while raking in billion dollar profits. The Republican health care bill amounts to a handout to pharmaceutical companies by cutting their taxes, shifting the burden of cost onto ordinary families who are suffering from the opioid epidemic.
Become a citizen co-sponsor of H.R. 676, the Medicare for All Act, and make clear where the American people stand in the debate over our health care.
I will continue fighting to advance this cause in Congress, but I can’t do it without you. Mahalo for allowing me the honor to serve.
Aloha,
Tulsi
Dave Hager commented
2017-07-26 14:41:07 -0400
Healthcare insurance industry. Pharmaceutical industry.
Medical devices industry.
For profit hospital industry.
Beginning to see the pattern yet?
Ryan Quick commented
2017-07-26 13:47:07 -0400
I agree with jim…
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Ryan Quick commented
2017-07-26 13:47:07 -0400
I agree with jim…
‘thumbs up’ are needed for posted comments.
Jin Smith commented
2017-07-26 13:32:20 -0400
This site has great potential to promote the progressive agenda.
Roy Baker commented
2017-07-26 12:14:04 -0400
While I have had this Nation Builder site a while … I just have begun to develop it .. tag along with me .. we are on the verge of a great new way … #ItsTime#Roy
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Considering the US working population above 18 years old (that’s 160.8M workers):
In order to be in the top 10% – you need an annual salary of $90,000 and above.
In order to be in the top 5%, you need an annual salary of $130,000 and above.
In order to be in the top 2%, you need an annual salary of $195,000 and above.
In order to be in the top 1%, you need an annual salary of $255,000 and above.
#ROY,
While the continued debate on repealing the Affordable Care Act goes on, a recent USA Today poll shows that 88% of Americans do not support the Senate’s plan. Let’s shift the conversation to how we can actually improve health care. In contrast to the Senate plan, an AP poll from last week found that 62% of Americans believe it is the federal government’s responsibility to guarantee health care to all Americans, and we have a bill that would guarantee Medicare for All in the House right now. I have signed on as a co-sponsor, but we need to show the support Medicare for All has outside of Washington.
Tell Congress where you stand by signing up to become a citizen co-sponsor of H.R. 676, the Medicare for All Act.
We all know that the Affordable Care Act needs to be improved. While it helped to insure more than 20 million people, expand Medicaid coverage, and end the discrimination of people with pre-existing conditions by insurance companies, we still have millions of people today without any health insurance at all. Even more are underinsured, struggling to afford the skyrocketing cost of premiums, deductibles, and copays for the prescriptions and care that they need. Meanwhile, prescription drug and insurance companies continue to prosper.
While the American people struggle to receive the vital health care they need, pharmaceutical companies like Purdue Pharma, the maker of Oxycontin, are using deceptive marketing tactics, lying about the addictive nature of their drugs, price gouging, and moving to other countries to exploit foreign markets as they have ours while raking in billion dollar profits. The Republican health care bill amounts to a handout to pharmaceutical companies by cutting their taxes, shifting the burden of cost onto ordinary families who are suffering from the opioid epidemic.
Become a citizen co-sponsor of H.R. 676, the Medicare for All Act, and make clear where the American people stand in the debate over our health care.
I will continue fighting to advance this cause in Congress, but I can’t do it without you. Mahalo for allowing me the honor to serve.
Aloha,
Tulsi
Medical devices industry.
For profit hospital industry.
Beginning to see the pattern yet?
‘thumbs up’ are needed for posted comments.
‘thumbs up’ are needed for posted comments.
and my twitter is https://twitter.com/ImSeekingTruth