Thursday, November 29, 2007 3:12 PM

Nixon Democrats

"Even before Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton unveiled her new health-care plan, Republicans attacked it as socialized medicine. They neglected to mention, however, that her plan bears a striking resemblance to changes that were proposed in 1974 - by the late President Richard M. Nixon..."



Clinton’s plan, like Nixon’s, calls for building on the existing private-sector health-care system and using government subsidies and tax credits to get all Americans under an umbrella of health coverage.
CliCK here to read more...

Don't be fooled when you hear a presidential candidate call for "universal health care." None of the top Democratic candidates' plans goes far enough and cuts out the middle man between you and your doctor--private health insurance companies.

Have you contacted the 2008 presidential candidates to let them know what you think?

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Monday, November 26, 2007 9:57 PM

Cuba's "Miracle" Doc's In High Demand

Cuba's program of exporting its renowned eye doctor's throughout Latin America is detailed in the New York Times.


Cuba’s economy is not exactly booming either, yet within two hours Ms. Guevara’s cataracts were excised and the lenses implanted, with the Cuban government paying for everything — including air transportation, housing, food and even the follow-up care.

The government has dubbed the program Operation Miracle, and for the hundreds of thousands of people from Venezuela, Central America and the Caribbean who have benefited from it since it was started in July 2004, it is aptly named.

CLiCK here to read more...

Monday, November 19, 2007 12:37 AM

Free 'SiCKO' Screening at 'Bama-Huntsville

The SiCKO-Cure Road Show hits Huntsville, Alabama on Monday, November 19th. A free screening of SiCKO followed by a discussion about health care is free and open to the public.



From the Huntsville Times...
A free showing of the Michael Moore film "Sicko" starts at 7 p.m. Monday in the University of Alabama in Huntsville's Chan Auditorium.

Following the movie will be a question-and-answer session complementing a discussion about a bill proposing a single-payer healthcare system for America. Visiting representatives of Healthcare-NOW, a national organization promoting the bill, will be present.

For more information, call 882-3611 or visit www.healthcare-now.org

This screening and discussion is part of the SiCKO-Cure Road Show. To donate to this effort and keep the show on the road, CLiCK here.

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Wednesday, November 7, 2007 11:44 AM

Uniquely American; Poker for Patrick



When Patrick got cancer, he had to drop out of school. When patrick dropped out of school his insurance company dropped him. His health care became dependent on tin cans in gas stations and poker tournaments in basements.

Unfortunately, Patrick is not alone. People all across America depend on spaghetti dinners, hot dog eating contests, rock concerts and other depraved activity for their health care -- because they can't depend on their elected officials. Check out this preview of a scene that didn't make it into SiCKO about this uniquely American phenomenon:



We couldn't fit it into the move so we put it on the DVD.

CLiCK here to read more from the Kansas City Star

Tuesday, November 6, 2007 12:41 AM

House Calls



Nurses Across Nation Host 'SiCKO' House Parties to Urge Guaranteed Healthcare as DVD Released

CLiCK here to party with the nurses

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