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Moore’s appearance yesterday was inspiring in that he doggedly challenged a media outlet for not telling the truth about our system of health care. Michael Moore has ignited a discussion that can be carried through to true reform if we get involved. If there are New Yorkers who are interested in continuing a discussion about meaningful reform of our broken health care system, please do try to attend the following:
TAKE ACTION FOR NATIONAL HEALTH CARE!
Come to a Town Hall Meeting on July 17th in New York City.
Learn the facts about national health care and how you can get involved.
Brief presentations by sponsoring organizations followed by strategy discussion with all participants.
Contact your Senators and Congressmen.
Outreach to the community, friends, family and colleagues.
Learn about how to “Birddog” political candidates to push them on their health care proposals.
Work on a state and local level for national health care.
Write letters to the editor.
Please come to this important meeting. You can make a difference!
Date: Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Time: 6:30PM
Place: St. Bartholomew’s Chapel (50th Street and Park Avenue, Manhattan)

Sponsored by: Private Health Insurance Must Go Coalition
Sponsors: Physicians for a National Health Program — NY Metro Chapter; NYC Chapter, Healthcare-NOW!; New York State Nurses Association
Co-sponsors: AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT-UP); American Medical Student Association (Region 2); Brecht Forum; Children Rise Foundation;
New York City Region, Green Party of New York State; Housing Works; Long Island Coalition for a National Health Plan; Progressive Democrats of America; Student National Medical Association (Region IX); We be Illin’ (list in formation)

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