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Many questions remain about what opportunities and challenges we will face in 2021, but what is clear is that our work to build broad-based, grassroots power in support of Medicare for All at the local level will be more important than ever. We owe it to the families of the more than 260,000 people who have died from COVID to urgently work to transform our broken, for-profit health care system. |
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Join our friends at MedicareForAllResolutions.org us TONIGHT, December 3 at 7 p.m. CT for their first post-election national Medicare for All Resolutions national webinar, where they will discuss next steps for their campaign with new progressive champions at the national, state and local level. We’ll also hear from newly-elected Michigan State Rep. Abraham Aiyash, a community organizer who has been building power in support of Medicare for All and U.S. Rep-elect Mondaire Jones (D-N.Y.), who has already made history as one of the first openly gay Black men elected to Congress. Rep-elect Jones is already a strong champion for Medicare for All, and we are excited to learn his thoughts about the months ahead. Other elected officials and local activist leaders who have won Medicare for All resolutions in blue, red, and purple parts of the country will be speaking, as well. RSVP now to get the details to join tonight's important conversation. The unrelenting energy and momentum of activist groups working on resolutions around the country is a source of hope in these challenging and uncertain times. Join the call TONIGHT as we work to advance the idea that healthcare is a human right! In solidarity, The Organizing Staff at Our Wisconsin Revolution |
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