Letters to the Editor
Daily Gazette (Schenectady, NY)
May 17, 2009
How many police does it take to silence the voice of the American people? We do not
Remind Baucus who he works for
Letters
Missoulian (Mont.)
May 13, 2009
Upton Sinclair once wrote: Ć¢ā¬ÅIt is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding
Poems to the Editor
By Don Stechschulte
Health care, Health care is it something you've got?
For 45 million Americans, the answer's, NOT!
Forty-five million is a number that's hard to see,
It
Springfield doctor arrested at D.C. protest
By Kathleen O'Dell
Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader
May 13, 2009
A Springfield physician was among five health care advocates arrested Tuesday at the U.S. Capitol for disrupting a Senate
Baucus closes door on single-payer in national health care debate
By JOHN S. ADAMS
Great Falls Tribune
May 17, 2009
HELENA -- Last week lawmakers on the U.S. Senate Finance Committee wrapped up a series of hearings aimed
A single-payer plan would take greed out of the health-care business
By Wayne Madsen
Arizona Daily Star
05.11.2009
Americans finally are starting to realize what citizens in other advanced democracies took for granted decades ago: Private health insurance is
Scare tactics aimed at single-payer health system
By GENE FENDERSON
Guest Opinion
Billings (Mont.) Gazette
May 16, 2009
Ezra Klein, a prominent health care and political journalist/blogger was recently interviewed by Mike Dennison, a reporter at
South Thomaston man arrested at Senate session
By Abigail Curtis
Bangor Daily News
May 16, 2009
A Maine health care activist was arrested, shackled and put in leg irons Tuesday in Washington for disrupting a
Single-payer health care is smart solution for America
Hedda Haning
The Charleston Gazette
May 16, 2009
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Everyone agrees that we should all have health care. Most agree the federal government can fund it
Protesters in Cranberry pressure Altmire to support single-payer health care
By Diana Nelson Jones
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sunday, May 10, 2009
About 60 people formed parentheses around the back entrance of the Cranberry Municipal Building, chanting their support for
In health care reform, even the supporters are divided
by Bob Braun
Columnist
New Jersey Star-Ledger
May 17, 2009 10:16PM
WASHINGTON -- The debate over health care already has turned ugly -- and it hasn't formally begun. Long
Health care reform advocates get arrested while protesting
By MIKE DENNISON
Gazette State Bureau
Thursday, May 14, 2009.
HELENA - Physicians, nurses and other advocates of a national single-payer health system are protesting their exclusion from