Anyway, I am back in DC feeling like the trip was a success. The doctors we met with are totally jazzed about getting involved in lobbying their Members for real health reform which includes the choice of a public health insurance plan. It was inspiring to see physicians who truly care about what's going to be best for their patients. I really hope this is just the beginning.
In other encouraging news, Jim Rutenberg's got a profile of Rick Scott in the NYT today, and we got our 2 cents in:
“He’s a great symbol from our point of view,” said Richard J. Kirsch, the national campaign manager for Health Care for America Now. “We cannot have a better first person to attack health care reform than someone who ran a company that ripped off the government of hundreds of millions of dollars.”And while in a meeting just now, I got news that the Congressional Progressive Caucus sent a letter to leadership saying they will not support reform that doesn't include the choice of a public health insurance plan. Here's a copy:
Nice.
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