Resources

• Health Care (Insurance) Reform: comparison of single-payer to the Congress plan with suggestions and resources for telling others
  • A handy, sometimes alarming, comparison between the good (Medicare for All) and the bad (Congress plan of 2009). Listen and/or read. Decide which solution you want for the United States. The comparison is provided in multiple formats:
    • Start conversation sheet: double-sided “health care reform page” to use for an initial contact … to start a conversation with someone. It’s an “Ever heard of …?” card to reference during an initial contact.
    • Handout, a double-sided “health care reform” page that has more details than the reference card … intended to be a page to give someone who responds positively and signs up
    • Audio explanations plus the transcript of the audio; you can load the audio into your mp3 player
    • You can see the details at Health Care (Insurance) Reform
• Single-Payer Education: a wealth of information about an improved Medicare for All … and related topics … in text, audio and video.
  • Go here to see the list of what is available
  • A list of “direct links” allows your direct access to specific graphs, charts, lists and tables of information
• Single-Payer Support Monitor has information about two topic areas:
  • Popular support: information about citizens’ opinions and organizations related to single-payer.
  • Political support: information about political support via the U.S. President, members of the U.S. Senate, members of the U.S. House, and state legislatures
• Promotional Items, including shoe-string budget items
  • Low-cost printing for those on a limited budget or simply want to maximize contributions for every dollar spent.
  • Get the message posted everywhere:
  • (More will be added, here and/or at Message Everywhere.)

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