George Bush
Nurses Win Pres. Debate??--Today's Guaranteed Healthcare Update
Posted by Shum Preston on August 21, 2007 - 12:31pmDid the nurses win a presidential debate? The Washington Post thinks so. We'll take a look at this and more in the Breakroom blog.
George Bush's Gift to the SinglePayer Movement
Posted by Shum Preston on July 19, 2007 - 12:24pmGeorge Bush has spoken: no guaranteed healthcare, not for kids, not for nobody. Thank you Mr. Bush for putting your unpopularity behind the private insurance sector--just as their "individual mandate" laws in Massachusetts are running into trouble. Bush's veto provides the single-payer movement with the greatest strategic opening in memory.
Emergency Room
Recovery Room
THERE IS A SOLUTION to America's healthcare crisis but we need your help! After you TAKE ACTION in our "Emergency Room," please download and share our informative flyers with friends, family and neighbors. Together we can make a difference.
HR 676 (Conyers) The United States National Health Insurance Act
SB 840 (Kuehl) California Universal Healthcare Act
Gift Shop
Shop the all new CNA/NNOC online Gift Shop and save yourself the hassle of fighting traffic, bad weather, and crowds. Below is a sample of what you'll find online now, with more coming soon!
Waiting Room
- McSame Blooper at Armstrong Cancer Summit: "There would be no limits on premiums"
- 101,000 Americans Killed Last Year by Our Insurance-dominated Healthcare
- If you were sick would you be better off in the U.S or the U.K.?
- Real Steps Toward Single Payer: HR676 Champion Moves the Cause to Denver
- McCain's latest health care idea - ration veterans care to those with combat injuries
- A stock tip for difficult times
- As Goes California Healthcare Reform, So Goes the Nation?
- Why are the Democrats so timid about health care?
- The Overturned Medicare Veto: A Good First Step Toward Resolving The Problems Of Privatization
- California's single payer bill - a cure for the healthcare and economic crisis
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