All-Star Lineup of Actors, Musicians to Perform “The People Speak” at Conference in Chicago

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An all-star line up of prominent actors and musicians will perform Saturday night, June 10 in Chicago; part of a premiere conference of grassroots activists and leaders from across the country who will be holding a weekend gathering, the People’s Summit, June 9 to 11 headlined by Sen. Bernie Sanders.
National Nurses United
Jun 5, 2017

The big media lie about single-payer health care

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The headlines were so consistent, so predictably bad, that I almost couldn’t read them. “Single-payer will cost $400 billion.” “Single-payer costs dwarf entire state budget.”
By Tim Redmond, 48 Hills

The California Senate Just Passed Single-Payer Health Care

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If health care is a right—and it is—the only honest response to the current crisis is the single-payer “Medicare For All” reform that would bring the United States in line with humane and responsible countries worldwide.
By John Nichols, The Nation

Join us for this Special Edition podcast "The Politics of Healthcare"

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A few weeks ago Executive Director of CNA/NNU, RoseAnn DeMoro, spoke at the State Democratic Convention. Let's just say—she didn't mince her words and delivered a strong and forceful message to the crowd. Here are some of her comments.
Pattie Lockard, Nurse Talk Radio

Another deadly consequence of climate change: The spread of dangerous diseases

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With President Trump’s decision on U.S. participation in the Paris climate accords expected in the next few days, there has been widespread discussion of the many consequences that climate change will have for us and our children, including extreme weather events, displacement of people, submergence of lands and devastation to our oceans.
By Brian Deese and Ronald A. Klain, The Washington Post

New Findings – SB 562 Would Cut State Spending on Healthcare by 18% – and Guarantee Care for All

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Healthcare is a Human Right
SB 562, the Healthy California Act, would cut current spending on healthcare in California by 18 percent – and produce substantial savings for households in healthcare costs as a share of their income, and California businesses, which would also see reduced payroll costs for health care expenditures, according to new research findings released today.
California Nurses Association
May 31, 2017