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Thanks for signing the letter to President Obama, Speaker Pelosi, Majority Leader Reid, and your Members of Congress. Now, can you tell your friends to join us and sign themselves? It's crucial we all speak up with one voice to make sure we get a final bill that guarantees us quality, affordable health care for all, with the choice of a public health insurance option.

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Subject:	We need change NOW
Message:	Friend: America was angry in 2008. Angry with a sinking economy. Angry with a country headed in the wrong direction. In 2008, America voted for change. We voted to stand up to Wall Street. We voted to clean up Washington. And we voted to guarantee everyone quality, affordable health care. In Massachusetts, voters stood up and told us that they're still angry and that they still want change. And politicians in Washington must deliver, or else. Over the last few weeks, I've helped send over one hundred thousand letters to Congress and the President, urging them to finish health reform right. Today, they need a reminder. Can you join me and send your letter to the President and Congress? They need to know how crucial it is that they finish reform right. Click here to send your letter: http://www.finishreformright.com The need for real health care reform is as great today as it was yesterday. 14,000 people will still lose their health care today, as 14,000 others did yesterday.[1] Americans are still going bankrupt. Insurance companies are still denying care. We still need health care reform, and we need it done right. But the politicians in Washington might not get that message. They might believe that one Senator can stand in the way of health care reform. They might let politics come before people and back down instead of standing up for us. Congress and the President must deliver on the change we voted for in 2008. Click here to send them your letter, urging them to finish reform right: http://www.finishreformright.com We need to hold the Wall Street-run insurance companies accountable. And we need to make health insurance affordable and accessable for everyone. That's the change we voted for. And that's what should be passed into law. Click here to join me and send your letter to the President and Congress, telling them to finish reform right: http://www.finishreformright.com If we don't remind Congress and the President that they have to deliver on change, Massachusetts will only be the beginning. Click here to send your letter: http://www.finishreformright.com Thanks for speaking up! -------------------------------------------- 1. REPORT: 14,000 Americans Lose Health Insurance Every Day - Think Progress: http://wonkroom.thinkprogress.org/2009/02/17/14000-coverage/
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We voted for change in 2008. We’re rallying to send a message that Congress must deliver. Join us!

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We voted for change in 2008. For more than a year we’ve mobilized to reform health care, rein in Wall Street, create good jobs, win workers’ rights and beat back climate change. We’re fed up. We want the change we voted for and we want it now!

Because if the insurance companies and big corporations win, we lose.

Health care must be affordable to everyone in and out of work, and it must hold insurance companies accountable.

What needs to be done to achieve that?

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