Strategy

Strategy of the Preparations for the Campaign:

Do It Right the First Time
to Prepare for Success

We prepare solidly for the success of the campaign.  Excellence in the prepations will lead to excellence in the efficiency and effectiveness that Americans will experience in all aspects of the campaign itself. In summary, we strive to "Do it right the first time."

 

Campaign Strategy:

Inform and Invite

Individual Americans … alone or as members of local, state and/or national organizations’ efforts …

Inform:

    Maximize the knowledge:
    the number of people who know about improved Medicare for All.

— Share what Americans should know about the
    incredibly positive results that health care for all will provide.
— Provide answers to questions and concerns.

and Invite:

    Maximize the numbers:
    the number of people who sign-up to communicate
    via the education and communications
    campaign: Million Letters for Health Care.

— Invite-and-Help — Help interested
    citizens sign up to participate in the
    Million Letters for Health Care campaign.
— Help them donate.
—  Help them shop.

Doing the Strategic Action of "Inform and Invite"

See the steps. to execute the strategy at the homepage.

Power from Citizen Actions

The positive-oriented strategy (above) will help establish the power of the people in the strongest, most solid, way possible. The power will come primarily from the positive, realistic expectations that we will establish the best health care for all system in the world. That power of millions of Americans will overcome the immense power of the opposition

The power of the people will be an overwhelming force of millions of Americans becoming informed and signing up to take specific communications actions each month, such as:

— sending personalized letters that flood the offices of the 435 U.S. Representative (and the 100 U.S. Senators)

— making quick, efficient, organized phone calls (later in the campaign) that flood the telephone lines across the offices of each of the 435 U.S. Representatives (and each of the 100 U.S. Senators) ... when our numbers get high and our power strong.

Related Factors

Communications from participants in this campaign to Washington D.C. occur in a practical, consistent manner, such that our unified “voice” is clearly “heard”.

Sending personalized letters in the U.S. Mail is both practical and powerful. Please read about the practical and powerful nature of this action.

The campaign e-mails provide suggestions (ideas) for personalizing your letter, making the effort typically 10-15 minutes each time that the monthly e-mail reminder is received. Occasionally, the time required may be 20-30 minutes: as we grow in numbers, we will occasionally communicate to more people in Washington, D.C., and/or in more ways.