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Read this Resolution! 

"Medicare for All Would Save Billions" Prof. Friedman, U. Mass– Amhrst here

New Updated HCFAWA Trifold Brochure: (inner) here and (outer) here

MEDISCARE! Will Medicare as we know it end in 2014? Will some on Medicare now be forced to apply for Medicaid? Read WA Post Article here

NEW Highlights of 3 March 12 PNHP-WW Annual Meeting (20 Minutes) here

 T.R. Reid documentary U.S. Health Care: The Good News here

View The Health Care Movie trailer, locally produced, here

View the latest video from the Campaign for Healthy California here

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell explains why single payer would insure all Americans Feb. 2012 here

Read about the OSPC, Oregon Single Payer Campaign, Feb. 2012 

News report about OSPC

Don McCanne MD's blog (Updated Daily)

 Phil Caper MD's Daily News Clips 


State-based Single Payer

Updates on State Efforts

What is happening in Vermont? [web page link]

Compare ACA with Single Payer –New Minnesota PDF March 2012 here

National Organizations
How can I get Health Insurance?
Video

California OneCare: Full Care, For All, For Less

Universal Healthcare Message from Canada
« Want to save lives and money? Strengthen Medicare | Main
Tuesday
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Myth vs Truth

Fact Sheet: The Truth About the Health Care Bill

By Jane Hamsher

. . . A middle class family of four making $66,370 will be forced to pay $5,243 per year for insurance. After basic necessities, this leaves them with $8,307 in discretionary income — out of which they would have to cover clothing, credit card and other debt, child care and education costs, in addition to $5,882 in annual out-of-pocket medical expenses for which families will be responsible.  Many families who are already struggling to get by would be better off saving the $5,243 in insurance costs and paying their medical expenses directly, rather than being forced to by coverage they can’t afford the co-pays on. . . 

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