By JOHN R. BATTISTA AND JUSTINE MCCABE
Op-Ed | Hartford Courant
October 31 2006
By JOHN R. BATTISTA AND JUSTINE MCCABE | Op-Ed | Hartford Courant | October
North Carolina AFL-CIO Supports HR 676
The North Carolina AFL-CIO became the fifteenth state labor federation to support HR 676, single payer healthcare legislation introduced by Congressman John Conyers (D-MI).
Healthcare crisis countdown
By David R. Francis
The Christian Science Monitor
November 6, 2006
The healthcare system in the United States is eroding. Costs are rising too fast. More and more
Pace Poll: New Yorkers favor a government-run health insurance plan
This via the Brian Lehrer show on WNYC.
A new poll by Pace University/New York Magazine/WCBS 2 News/WNYC asked New Yorkers to compare single-payer health
Louisville Metro Council Supports HR676
RESOLUTION NO. 155, SERIES 2006
A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE ACT.
SPONSORED BY: Councilwoman Mary Woolridge
Whereas, every person in Metro
Healthy skepticism
By Dr. Michael Hochman and Dr. Steffie Woolhandler
The Boston Globe
October 28, 2006
MASSACHUSETTS is in the midst of yet another healthcare experiment. By July, all residents
Medicare for All is a smart decision for business world
By DR. RICHARD PROPP
Times Union
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Every day across New York, doctors, their employees and hospital workers spend much valuable time anxiously dealing with
We deserve U.S. health care
Most citizens back national insurance. A bill in Congress would provide this
By Adam Gilden Tsai | Op-Ed
Philadelphia Inquirer
Oct. 27, 2006
By Adam Gilden Tsai | Op-Ed
Senator Kuehl plans to re-introduce SB 840 next year.
By California State Sen. Sheila Kuehl
Tikkun Magazine
November 2006
By California State Sen. Sheila Kuehl | Tikkun Magazine | November 2006
The facts are chilling. In
GM on a crash course with health care costs
12-year struggle a bad omen for the nation
By Ron French
The San Jose Mercury News
Published Sunday, Oct. 01, 2006
Bruce Bradley grew up in the 1950s. He
The unraveling of private insurance
By LEONARD RODBERG
Queens College
"Rising health care costs are undermining the institution of employer-based coverage. We...may well be seeing the whole institution unraveling.... [This] is the
Universal care appeals to USA
By Julie Appleby
USA TODAY
Universal health insurance -- the idea that every resident would have medical coverage from birth to death -- has been labeled everything