Team,

Every day, I hear stories that prove that our healthcare system is broken and isn’t working for Americans.

Americans are seeing rising costs at grocery stores, gas pumps, doctor’s offices, and more. It isn’t right, and we need to fix it. 

If you live in America, you should have the right to quality healthcare without worrying about how you’re going to pay for it or if you need to ration life-saving prescription drugs.

That’s why I am proud to announce that I reintroduced my Medicare for All bill to fix America’s broken healthcare system by creating a universal healthcare system that ensures everyone has access to quality, affordable healthcare.

You know I don’t like asking you for money, but it would mean a great deal to me to know that you stand with me today. Our goal to pass my Medicare for All bill won’t be easy, but knowing I have your support helps. Please make a contribution today to fuel the critical work ahead.

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Since I was elected to the U.S. House, I have introduced my Medicare for All bill each session because I believe in universal healthcare. Our current healthcare system puts individuals at the top who make decisions based on profits, not patients. We are the only industrialized nation in the world that does not guarantee its citizens access to comprehensive health care. 

For decades, this system has forced millions of Americans into debt, or forced into making the decision between putting food on the table or refilling a life-saving prescription.

The time to fix our broken healthcare system is now, and I’m ready to get to work to get this done.

If you’re ready to join me in the work ahead, please make a contribution to my campaign today. The opposition against universal healthcare has grown drastically since the Covid-19 pandemic began, and it’s going to take all of us coming together to make Medicare for All a reality. 

Thank you for your continued support, Team. I couldn’t do this without you.

With gratitude,

–  Debbie