Thread: Push for Healthcare for IA's

LULAC pushes for a health-care reform bill this year

By Elaine Ayala - Express-News The largest U.S. Latino civil rights organization announced a nationwide effort in San Antonio Wednesday to push for health care-reform legislation this year that includes a government-run health insurance plan.

Called the public option, it’s defined widely as a program much like Medicare that would be available to everyone, especially the uninsured.

Amid signs that read “Health Care Can’t Waitâ€

We must push for States Rights legislation and relocate to states to help them defend the position if need be,etc. Some people think that states can not successfully suceed from the Union, I think some of states like Alaska would do better w/out the Federal government.

[quote]Coalition members believe the public option has been demonized unfairly.

It’s like Medicare, said Juan H. Flores, executive director of La Fe Policy Research and Education Center. “Simply defined, it’s where an individual can purchase insurance based on their income.â€

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In addition to having enough resources to survive,
States Rights states that I would relocate to possibly must oppose Amnesty and not shell out big bucks to cover illegals/anchors. They state must also believe in second amnendment rights as well.