We need a president who’s ready and able to fight for Medicare for All. But we also need a president who will lead on workers’ rights, strengthen unions, and expand protections for nurses and patients.

National Nurses United

It’s Jean Ross again, President of National Nurses United. Last week, I testified on Medicare for All in Congress thanks to your advocacy. And it’s crucial that we continue that work in the coming months. But that’s not all.

As many of you know, NNU endorsed Bernie Sanders’ campaign for president a month ago. For decades, he’s been a champion of nurses, patients, and the people. And we know that he’ll continue that fight from the Oval Office if elected.

But electing Bernie and building the grassroots movement required to defeat Trump’s disastrous administration won’t be easy. It’s going to take all of us coming together and putting in the work to make it happen.

That’s why we’re gearing up to start our Nurses for Bernie organizing program. We need everyone to join us in this effort. So that’s why I’m asking you:

Tell us you’re with us: sign up to join our Nurses for Bernie team today. You don’t need to be a nurse to join. Even if you just want to learn a little more about the work we’ll be doing, please add your name to this form.

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We need a president who’s ready and able to fight for Medicare for All. But we also need a president who will lead on workers’ rights, strengthen unions, and expand protections for nurses and patients. We need a president who will fight for economic, racial, social, and environmental justice for all. Bernie can — and will — be that president. And while we work to get him into the White House, we must also continue working to win Medicare for All in Congress.

The truth is, Bernie and our movement pose an existential threat to just about every well-funded and heavily-entrenched special interest group in the country. Big Pharma, Wall Street, the health insurance industry, you name it — they’ll all be pooling their near-limitless resources to stop us.

That’s why it’s so crucial that we’re able to hit the ground running in January. We have a lot of ground to cover and a lot of work to do.

If you’re interested in getting involved in our Nurses for Bernie work, sign up here! You don’t need to be a nurse to join. We’ll be finalizing our plans in the coming weeks, and joining this team is the best way to get updates as soon as they’re ready.

We’re so proud that together, in 2016, Bernie and NNU elevated Medicare for All to the national mainstream. Now it’s time for us to continue that work and make sure it wins in 2020 — both in the halls of Congress and in the Oval Office.

In solidarity,

Jean Ross
President
National Nurses United

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