I Support HR 676

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Whereas: We spend over $2.3 trillion, or $7,500 per capita, for healthcare in the US, yet 42 percent of people under 65 have inadequate or no insurance coverage;

Whereas: The healthcare coverage in the United States is ranked #37 in the world by the World Health Organization and yet we spend almost twice as much as any other country, enough to cover everybody with excellent comprehensive healthcare;

Whereas: A bill has been proposed in Congress, HR-676, non-profit Medicare for All, that outlines a national healthcare program that will provide guaranteed, comprehensive, and affordable quality healthcare and prescription drugs to everyone in the country;

Whereas: Over 59 percent of physicians now support a national, single-payer health insurance system for everyone;

Whereas: HR 676 has been endorsed by 558 union organizations in 49 states including 130 Central Labor Councils and Area Labor Federations and 39 state AFL-CIO’s;

Whereas: Under this proposed plan, we can pay for a comprehensive national health care program with the same money we are now spending by removing insurance companies — and cover every single person in the United States;

And Whereas: The bill provides money for retraining and giving priority to those whose jobs as administrators in the insurance industry would be lost as a result of this shift;

Be it Resolved That: We call on our members of Congress to pass HR 676, non-profit Medicare for All, so our people and our nation can have the excellent healthcare system we deserve. Healthcare is a human right, and we call on our members of Congress to recognize that right.
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Number Date Name
8507 Tue Jun 18 21:24:42 EDT 2013 Daniel DeShane Medicare for all is the answer for all those that worry if they have the money to get adaquate health care.
8506 Tue Jun 18 20:28:27 EDT 2013 Anonymous
8505 Wed Jun 12 21:32:36 EDT 2013 Anonymous The high costs of health care are draining our economy. Medicare for all will help reduce the percentage of GDP we spend on health care in the USA.
8504 Wed Jun 12 20:10:43 EDT 2013 Teresa Fry
8503 Wed Jun 12 16:25:06 EDT 2013 David Byrom
8502 Wed Jun 12 16:24:38 EDT 2013 David Byrom
8501 Wed Jun 12 14:19:36 EDT 2013 Steven Serikaku
8500 Tue Jun 11 16:39:21 EDT 2013 Rebecca Suval
8499 Tue Jun 11 13:03:10 EDT 2013 Gerry-G- Goldberg
8498 Tue Jun 11 13:03:09 EDT 2013 Gerry-G- Goldberg
8497 Mon Jun 10 15:20:51 EDT 2013 Christina Marlowe
8496 Sun Jun 09 16:27:44 EDT 2013 Karen S. Locke
8495 Sun Jun 09 15:02:08 EDT 2013 Lee Ezzes National health care is better for every citizen and resident, better for our economic recovery, better for our future.
8494 Sun Jun 09 12:29:09 EDT 2013 Martha Vinick
8493 Sat Jun 08 19:54:51 EDT 2013 Anonymous
8492 Sat Jun 08 19:48:07 EDT 2013 Anonymous
8491 Thu Jun 06 23:10:06 EDT 2013 Everett Morgan
8490 Thu Jun 06 18:51:47 EDT 2013 Anonymous
8489 Thu Jun 06 14:59:53 EDT 2013 Anna Li
8488 Thu Jun 06 14:59:50 EDT 2013 Anna Li
8487 Wed Jun 05 14:57:46 EDT 2013 Alexandria McIntosh
8486 Tue Jun 04 10:13:08 EDT 2013 Anonymous Every American needs to enlighten themselves about the unsustainable cost of U.S. health care by reading the TIMES (Special Report, March 4, 2013) 'Bitter Pill', by S. Brill ! An excellent, in-depth More....
8485 Tue Jun 04 05:18:55 EDT 2013 Richard Quick
8484 Mon Jun 03 20:07:58 EDT 2013 Anonymous
8483 Sun Jun 02 16:51:36 EDT 2013 Yeiney Luna
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