Medicare For All Monday, Webinar This Wednesday
In solidarity, Dr. Bill Honigman and Mike Hersh for Alan, Mike F., Dan, Janis, Deb, Kimberly, Bryan, and Donna—your PDA national team.
Tell Congress: We Need Medicare For All!
On Veterans’ Day, Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) renews our call for Healthcare Not Warfare. We demand a rapid end to wars and occupations, and diverting funds away from killing and destruction to meeting human needs such as Medicare For All (MFA). We’re closer than ever before to a historic Congressional vote!
This #MedicareForAllMonday, we at PDA are gearing up for a great monthly webinar / conference call this Wednesday, November 13th at 9p ET / 6p PT, (see details below).
Join Our Healthcare is a Human Right Webinar/Call
(Click Here this Wednesday before the meeting starts)
Donate to Our MFA Fund to Support
PDAers Demanding Medicare For All
We need Improved Medicare For All which will save 10,000s of lives and 100s of $billions every year. Help PDA and our allies force the politicians to listen!
Join us Wednesday for our webinar / conference call.
We will be discussing (among other things):
- the plan for financing #MFA proposed by Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren,
- some great news from PDA activists in CA concerning a recent fight over proposed language in the California Democratic Party 2020 platform that promoted a “Confuse-the-Public Option,”
- the roll out of the revised State Based Universal HC bill,
- and a local but very significant victory by advocates in having a MFA resolution passed by the City of Los Angeles.
How to participate:
This Wednesday, Click Here to Join the Webinar / Conference call (using a smart phone, tablet, or computer). Call-in on your phone: One tap mobile: +16468769923,,800169196# US (New York) or +16699006833,,800169196# US (San Jose)
Dial in by your location: +1 646 876 9923 US (New York) or +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) with Meeting ID: 800 169 196.
Click Here to find an international call-in number.
PDA wholeheartedly supports the Medicare For All Act because this legislation will provide comprehensive healthcare for all of us including, mental, dental, vision, hearing, prescriptions, medical devices, preventative, women’s health, long-term care, and more—all with no out of pocket expenses: no premiums, co-pays, fees, caps, or deductibles.
We need your activism now! Time is of the essence! To prevail, we need as many cosponsors as we can get! Call Congress at 202-858-1717 and Click Here to tell your Representative to Cosponsor Rep. Jayapal’s and Rep. Debbie Dingell’s Medicare For All Act.
Then, Click Here to tell your Senators to cosponsor Sen. Bernie Sanders’s MFA legislation. Also, Click Here to tell your Representative to cosponsor Rep. Ro Khanna’s State-Based Universal Healthcare legislation.
Get your exclusive PDA Healthcare Not Warfare T-shirt(s) now. Comfortable 100% cotton, American union-made, these shirts help you spread the message at parades, rallies, visits to Congressional offices, and during everyday wear.
Contact Deb for discounts on orders of 5 or more shirts. Order shirts and other items through the PDA Store now!
PDA helps you make a huge difference with Educate Congress letter drops, action alerts, and coalition efforts with dozens of progressive organizations. Email Mike Fox to make your voice heard on critically important policies.
We appreciate all you do to help make progress on healthcare and other issues. If you’ve never donated to help PDA help you pressure our elected officials, now is the perfect time. We need your support now more than ever.
Click here to pitch in $3, $5, or whatever you can afford to support PDA’s Medicare For All organizing.
PS: Click Here for Robert Pollin’s interview on The Nation Magazine’s Podcast, Start Making Sense. It starts with a discussion of the Economists for Medicare For All petition that Alan Minsky helped to initiate with our coalition allies. Click Here to watch the historic MFA hearings before the House Rules Committee.
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