Ding dong, HR 676 calling!

March 6, 2009.

Dear fellow Americans,

As the new administration takes on the giant task of reforming health care, the Leadership Conference for Guaranteed Health Care must continue to keep up the heat in support of meaningful reform and the tremendous momentum for the only plan proven to work: Expanded and Improved Medicare for All.

On March 10th, 2009, we will host a deluge of activity in support of HR 676.

We plan to flood phone and fax machines in Congress demanding support of HR 676. We ask that you join with thousands of others to call Congress and also fax your health insurance bill or letter of denial to Congress. Click here to take action.

We also urge you to contact the new Secretary-designate, Kathleen Sebelius. In addition to congratulating her on her nomination, let her know you support HR 676 and single-payer national health care; click here.

Get out in the streets! The American Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) is hosting a conference in Washington, D.C. AIHP is the trade group that develops the policies which keep profit first in our health care system while leaving over a third of the population uninsured or with completely inadequate coverage. Join with HR 676 advocates for a demonstration outside of the conference:

"Health Insurance NO! Health Care YES!"
11 a.m. March 10th
Ritz Carlton Hotel ( map )
Washington, D.C.

If you don’t live near Washington D.C., then walk your neighborhood and talk to your neighbors about HR 676. Order your materials here (at our cost).

The injustice in our health care system must end, and Congress must act now for real health care reform. If our Congress is serious about health reform, they will support HR 676.

In Health and Justice,

Tim Carpenter
National Director,

Laura Bonham
Deputy Director,

Conor Boylan,
Field Coordinator

LET THE REVOLUTION BEGIN!

Thanks for all you do!
Live your values. Love your country.
And, remember: TOGETHER, We can make a DIFFERENCE!

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