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Sunday, September 4, 2016

It's Way Past Time We Stopped Deluding Ourselves About Private Health Insurers

It's Way Past Time We Stopped Deluding Ourselves About Private Health Insurers
Posted by Craig at 5:29 AM

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Whereas, it is the role and function of government to see that all have access to necessary health care, we support reform and funding of a health care system that guarantees:

1. all residents access to quality, comprehensive health care explicitly defined as a human right.
2. that the pursuit of corporate profit and personal fortune has no place in health care decisions.

(For more on our principles, please visit the February archives posting " What We Stand For.")
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