The homeless (including the elderly and developmentally disabled) are going to be abandoned on to the steets of Ann Arbor, Michigan again on March 30, 2009 which can and will result in the arrests and deaths of some of the unfortunate!  Click here and scroll through the posts to review the circumstances: http://democracyforamerica.com/users/229508-david-reed/blog_posts  Please intervene to save lives!!!

The argument is two fold.  The objection is self-contradictory,  and the public owns a significant part of our health care system and deserves access to it by rights.

Their objection contradicts itself becuase the insurance industry has, for all intents and purposes, locked a large and growing proportion out of their market.  Their abandonment of this part of the population indicates that insurance companies have no interest in serving that segment of the population and so there is no market there and no competition, unfair or otherwise.  The government would be stepping into a vacuum, not a market.

A lot of the value of contemporary health services comes from publicly funded research and development.  ALL taxpayers paid for it.  That a growing proportion of taxpayers are locked out by the insurance companies is unfair and ought to be a moral outrage.

Howard Dean lays it on the line.

After 60 years, isn't about damned time Americans are covered for any illnesses that may affect them.

Plug the black hole of health care SPENDING and start delivering care to all who require it.

sorry I missed it, anybody with a recap?

good luck getting the word out about Democracyfest without the watercooler, since mention of it here would get you the boot for being off topic. How about we bring back the blog first before we kill the last sign of life here.

Thanks, puddle.

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