Thank You – from the cornfields in Iowa

Now that the 2010 midterm elections are over and John Boehner will become Speaker of the House, his priority is to repeal and replace HR3962, the Affordable Health Care for Americans Act. The Republicans/Tea Party will use it’s machine and lobbying efforts to fill the airwaves with misinformation about health care reform, just like they [...]

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Venue and Instructions

VENUE Americans United for Health Care and Insurance Reform September 13, 2009, 12Noon – 5pm Upper Senate Park / Constitution Ave and Delaware Avenue NE MAP The location has changed from a march from the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol to a rally at the Upper Senate Park. All buses must be routed through Union [...]

9/10/2009 — THE FINAL DETAILS — READ CAREFULLY and FULLY

Yesterday, right after Elizabeth King from Congressman Fattah’s office emailed me and told me that the Congressman had withdrawn his resolution to make September 13th the day to rally for health care in Washington, D.C. and, within his resolution, the parks and Capitol areas in WDC, to be available to marches and rallies…..well, I did [...]

Update, 9/1/2009 States Being Represented

New York Nevada California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Texas Maine Kansas Illinois Indiana Virginia Maryland Tennessee Washington State Oklahoma Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia Washington, D.C. Missouri Michigan

Details

Sunday, September 13, 2009 12N-5pm Washington, D.C. Arrival – about one hour prior to start. Meet at the Lincoln Memorial and march down the National Mall to the steps of the Capitol Building. There is parking on the back side of the Capitol Building and handicap parking near the Washington Monument. It would be wonderful [...]

Update, August 31, 2009

There was a movie about a novice farmer in Iowa starring Kevin Costner called “The Field of Dreams.”  In the movie, Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) hears a soft whisper of a ball player called Shoeless Joe saying, “If you build it, they will come.”  Ray Kinsella built a ball field in his corn fields, and [...]