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06-22-20 South Bend Common Council to Consider Medicare for All Resolution
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06-22-20 South Bend Common Council to Consider Medicare for All Resolution
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<br />Henry Davis, Jr. <br />2nd District Council Member <br />____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br /> <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />227 W. Jefferson Blvd. Rm. 441 Office: (574) 235-5983 FAX: (574) 235-5575 <br />County-City Building South Bend, IN Voicemail: (574) 235-5983 TDD: (574) 235-5567 <br /> 46601- 1830 Email:.HDAVIS@SOUTHBENDIN.GOV <br />carry the torch until all Americans are insured. Health care is a right and Medicare for All is the <br />right choice for America.” said Councilman Davis, Jr. <br />Groups that pushed for the resolution include Public Citizen, Our Revolution Michiana, Black <br />Lives Matter South Bend, Northern Indiana Democratic Socialists of America, and Sunrise <br />Movement South Bend. “As local activists, we are proud to support the first Medicare for All <br />resolution in Indiana,” said Noelia Rodríguez, Our Revolution fellow and organizer at Our <br />Revolution Michiana, who worked with the broad local coalition to build support for the <br />resolution. “We believe that no one should have to forgo preventive care, postpone needed <br />medical procedures, or go bankrupt, as a result of our immoral, for-profit health care system that <br />disproportionately burdens people of color and the poor. We call on our members of Congress to <br />act on the bill that will guarantee health care as a right to all.” <br />Other cities, including Detroit, Philadelphia, Seattle, Los Angeles, New Orleans, and Knoxville <br />also have passed resolutions in support of Medicare for All. “Momentum is growing for <br />Medicare for All,” said Melinda St. Louis, campaign director for Public Citizen’s Medicare for <br />All campaign. “People across the country are sending a message to Congress that health care <br />should be guaranteed for everyone, and that it’s especially important in a pandemic.” <br />###
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