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If I Can't Afford Health Care, Then Nobody Should!

I'm fighting the good fight over at my PhillyBurbs site.

Update: While googling around to write that post, I used a few posts of Ezra's.  He's the best health care policy generalist out there.  That's not because he has the best ideas, although his ideas are gret, but because his writing is so easy to understand and well-sourced.   This is the link to his Health of Nations series that is one of the best series of the year.  Here's the link to his Health Care category. 

on March 20, 2006 in Class War, Healthcare |

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Factesque- Not exactly on point BUT -

Time to HELP by voting for the candidates from the Progressive Patriots - and John Laesch get funds to oppose ole Denny.

I posted this on my blog and visit and HELP by voting. (Or choose a candidate selection that may be in your area!)

(Thanks - *smile*)

Posted by: Karen | March 20, 2006 at 07:47 PM

Health care is a commodity. You want it, you pay for it. I do.

Posted by: Bagley | March 21, 2006 at 08:21 PM

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