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Should healthcare be a right or a luxury?
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How Much Would H.R. 676, Single Payer, Guaranteed Healthcare Cost ME? (Click to go Down to Balloon Flyer) and
Professor Livingston's Talking Points at bottom of page.
Says SPOCK (on
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"I have an idea, since the Republicans like the current system so much,
why don't we assess a new tax on Republicans only, and use the money to
compensate doctors and hospitals for excessive red tape in claims
processing, and to compensate the consumers who get screwed by their
insurance carriers who make up phony reasons to deny claims? Later on,
after single-payer is adopted, we'll phase out that tax because it
won't be needed. "
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Dear Friends: We have only about 20 of theabove historic Martin Luther King, Jr. posters left. A poster could be a special gift for your school, your union, your doctor's office, your Member of Congress, hospital, dorm room or a framed gift for a special friend. If you would like one, please make a tax-duductible donation of $100 or more. You who are organizing for national healthcare are the wind behind our backs. We can't do it without you. |
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THE PARABLE OF
NATIONAL HEALTHCARE
(from BLACK COMMENTATOR Jamie and Pamela Voras -- published on October
23, 2007)
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Print a few copies of the flyer below on your own or order a large number from the printer: prioritypress@optonline.net 516-938-1441 SINGLE PAYER: The United States National Health
Insurance Act, H.R. 676, These examples show what we will pay for the USNHI Act: No healthcare bills, no co-pays, no-deductibles, no hidden costs. Just carry your card and get Health Care. H.R. 676, the United States National Health Insurance Act: Maintain current federal and state funding for existing health programs; establish an employer and employee healthcare payroll tax of 4.75% each (this includes the 1.45% payroll money already being paid for Medicare); establish a 5% health tax on the wealthiest 5% of income earners; establish a 10% health tax on the wealthiest 1% of income earners; levy a 1/4 of 1% tax on stock transfers; repeal the Bush tax cut for the wealthiest income earners. Back Side
For-Profit
Insurance Companies get Wealthier, Insurance and Pharmaceutical $1.918 trillion
This comparison shows a savings of $56 billion annually for the United States and every person is fully covered for comprehensive health care. Print this flyer |
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Talking Points from Martha Livingston, PNHP Metro New York
Dear Health Care Activist,
Since the early 1990s, we in the New York Metro chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program have organized speaker/leadership training workshops for health care activists, and we’re pleased to share several of our tools with you. What you have below are two handouts, one a lengthy summary of the argument for single payer national health insurance and one a “quickie” you can use when you’re in a one-on-one situation and have about a minute to make your case. The statistics in the handouts are current as of 2007. The lengthy piece is an outline of how I personally organize my talks; you may want to frame your argument differently, and use these data to help make the case in a way that YOU are comfortable making it.
In our workshops, activists spend time with more seasoned
speakers
learning how to present our story. We’ve found that after even one
all-day workshop, folks who came in the morning feeling as though they
could NEVER speak on our issue leave feeling prepared to do so, or at
least to accompany more seasoned speakers and help answer questions.
The single most important piece of advice that I’d like to share is,
the bad guys will try to make you think that our issue is way too
complicated for you to understand, and if you think single payer is the
answer, you mustn’t have gone to college long enough or at all. The
fact is, our issue is really very simple. We’re spending more on health
care, and getting less health care for our money, than anyone else on
the planet, and we need to get some health care justice, the sooner the
better.
Please feel free to contact me at <martha.livingston@rcn.com> with any questions. In the meantime, get in there and fight! What do we want? Health care! When do we want it? NOW!!!
Peace and solidarity,
Martha Livingston
Vice-chair
PNHP, New York-Metro chapter
August 2007
TALKING POINTS for a talk on National Health Care
Martha Livingston
PNHP Advocacy/Speaker Training Workshop
1. We spend more on health care than any other nation on the planet. We’re paying for national health care, we’re just not getting it.
2. And yet we are unique among the rich nations in NOT providing health care as a right to all of our people: consequences.
3. Where’s the money going? Profiteering, waste.
4. How did all those other countries do it, and how come we
never did it before?
100 years is enough!
Don’t get caught in the “Canada trap!” Other countries’ systems are
there for us to learn from, but we’ll have our own system.
5. Can we do it? Is it ever going to be politically possible?
And what can YOU
do?
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Critical Condition Editors at "Time" Magazine talk about why we need a single payer system. |
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Hostile Takeover: How Big Money and
Corruption Conquered Our Government--and How We Take It Back A must read. |
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Making the News by Jason Salzman Excellent book about Media Actions |
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As Sick As It Gets Book from the perspective of a family doctor and his patients |
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Severed Trust By the host of "Medscape" medical web journal |
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Successful Fundraising by Joan Flanagan |
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The Truth About the Drug Companies Everything you wanted to know about how the drug companies are exploiting us. |
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Bleeding the Patient
The classic by the founders of Physicians for a National Health Program |
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Don't Think of an Elephant by George Lakoff (About how to frame the healthcare message) |
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Healthcare Meltdown Excellent book about the healthcare
system. New version. |
Falling Through the Safety Net
by John Geyman |
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Setting Up Community Health Programmes: A Practical Manual for Use in Developing Countries by Ted Lankester |
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Practicing Medicine Without a License!:
The Corporate
Takeover of Healthcare in America by Don Sloan |
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Where There Is No Doctor A village health care handbook by David Werner with Carol Thuman and Jane Maxwell Updated 2007 512 pages, illustrated English ed. ISBN: 0-942364-15-5 |
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The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard DVD |