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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Blue State Ball: Having Fun, Progressive Style
Last night it was just plain fun to be a progressive. It was the 9th annual Blue State Ball here in Minnesota and progressives from every corner of the state gathered in Minneapolis to celebrate the diversity and inner joy … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on Life
Tagged Blue State Ball, Mark Dayton, Progressives
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Mercy Killers: Play Moves To Ohio As Healthcare Debate Continues
Too often the pain and suffering (physical and monetary) of everyday people in this country is lost during a debate or discussion on healthcare. We are set to begin implementation nationwide of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and yet, despite … Continue reading
Posted in Single Payer-Health Care Reform
Tagged Affordable Care Act, healthcare reform, Mercy Killers, Michael Milligan, single payer
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Single Payer — It Remains The Only Answer
The push is on to move the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) to what everyone knows is the only real answer to our health care crisis: single payer. The Labor Campaign for Single Payer Healthcare’s annual conference repeated the simple message of single payer: Everybody In. Nobody Out. The work to educate, motivate and organize for single payer continues. Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Progressive Caucus, Labor, Single Payer-Health Care Reform, Social Justice
Tagged Affordable Care Act, Health care reform, John Conyers, PDA, single payer
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January 2013: John Bonifaz
John Bonifaz embodies the spirit of democracy in action. His work with Free Speech For People is helping to pave the way for a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution to turn back the Supreme Court’s 5-4 Citizens United ruling. “This is a non-violent democracy movement that recognizes that despite the odds that are immediately in front of us, that we can and will prevail like people have before us.” Read more in our January Progressive Profile. Continue reading
Posted in Citizens United, Democracy, Progressive Profiles
Tagged Campaign Finance Reform, Citizens United, Free Speech For People, John Bonifaz, This Is What Democracy Looks Like
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