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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Mercy Killers: The Drama of Real Life Health Care In The U.S.
Actor and play write Michael Milligan crystallizes the pain of our American health care system in his one person play Mercy Killers. Milligan walks us through the how and why he developed this thought-provoking play and his hopes for continued heath care reform that ultimately leads to single payer. Continue reading
Posted in Single Payer-Health Care Reform, Thoughts on Life, Wisdom Voices Spotlight
Tagged Health Care for All Minnesota, Health care reform, Michael Milligan, single payer
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‘Let Me Vote’: The Breadth and Depth of Voter Suppression Should Scare Us All
Citizens United is squeezing democracy on one end of the spectrum. Legislating to keep people away from the polls is squeezing democracy from the other. The breadth and depth of voter suppression should scare all of us into action to stop it. Continue reading
Posted in Citizens United, Democracy, Voting and Electronic Voting Fraud
Tagged voter suppression, voting rights
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‘Not Everyone’s Life Is Just Like Yours’: Trying To Get A Voter ID
One of the constant replies I receive when talking to people about the so-called Voter ID laws now running rampant in our country is, “I just don’t believe people can’t get ID.” My instant response usually goes, “No, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on Life, Voting and Electronic Voting Fraud
Tagged Voter ID laws, voter suppression
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September Profile: David Cobb
It was only natural that David Cobb would be one of the leaders/founders of Move To Amend. His work to overturn Citizens United by amending the U.S. Constitution to say corporations are not people and money is not speech is a natural extension of his life dedicated to organizing and activism for social and economic justice. We feature David as our September Progressive Profile. Continue reading
Posted in Campaign Finance Reform, Citizens United, Democracy, Progressive Profiles, Social Justice
Tagged Citizens United, David Cobb, Green Party, Move To Amend
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