NO! - The Health Insurance & Pharmaceutical lobbies are too rich and powerful!
40%
YES! - But eliminating the middle man is the only way.
60%

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CalvinLeman's picture
CalvinLeman 14 years 23 weeks ago

Elect Rocky Anderson as president and watch healthcare for all happen.

David J. Cyr's picture
David J. Cyr 14 years 23 weeks ago

America won't have any sane and sensible policies until the people stop providing regular 99% popular vote mandates for a continuum of the corporate (R) & (D) party's sociopathic policies.

Note that climate change is rapidly accelerating into irreversible catastrophic consequences for those so unfortunate to inherit the cost of the ignorance of the Greatest Generation, and the depravity of My Generation.

Jill Stein for President:

http://www.jillstein.org

Voter Consent Wastes Dissent:

http://chenangogreens.org/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id...

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2950-10K 14 years 23 weeks ago

Expanding to cradle to grave medicare makes the most sense for a timely and efficient way to finance healthcare, but I think the great state of Vermont will go down in the history books as the domino that starts the state by state single payer conversion to sanity. God bless them!

snowtoadman's picture
snowtoadman 14 years 23 weeks ago

Health care, no! The way we are going, it won't be long before policemen, firemen, city workers, animal control, lifeguards, no body, will respond to help unless you have hot cash waiting in the palm of your hand.

MicMis's picture
MicMis 14 years 23 weeks ago

Thom I tuned into KTALK and you are no longer there. I do not get free speech TV here in LA county with Direct TV

arky12's picture
arky12 14 years 23 weeks ago

I voted yes,but I am ever the optimist. It will take getting rid of the radicals in the House, which will be no easy task considering all the Super Pac money that will spread dis information, distortions and outright lies during the election year. It will take real grass roots action to get a majority back in the House and retain or increase the Democratic majority in the Senate.

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