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4 Million Lose Health Insurance Under Bush Residency

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  1. Since Bush has been president, the number of Americans who
    have no Health insurance has climbed by more than 9%. When
    Clinton left office, 40 million Americans had no health
    insurance, but today, more than 44 million Americans have no
    health insurance. The rising number of uninsured is due
    mostly to the rising unemployment rate and the rising number
    of part-time or minimum wage jobs that do not offer any
    health insurance to their employees. A whopping 80% of those
    who have no health insurance come from working families. But
    this dire statistic is even more dire if you look at the
    rising number of Americans whose health insurance coverage
    has been so reduced that it can only be desribed as grossly
    inadequate.

    There are those who have health insurance and then there are
    the increasing numbers who don't. But in the richest country
    in the world, there is no excuse why every man, woman and
    child should not have quality, affordable health care.

    And then there is the rising cost of health care insurance,
    coupled with the rising cost of prescription drugs, they
    both keep rising steeply each and every single year.

    Since Bush has been president, health care bills have gone
    up nearly 50% for the American public, and health
    insurance costs have gone up more than 3 times faster than
    average wages.

    Health care costs are soaring, coverage is dropping, and
    more Americans than ever have lost their health care
    coverage altogether.

    In summary, we have a national problem, and we need a
    national solution, but that solution can only be achieved if
    we vote for somebody who is not in the pocket of the health
    insurance industry such as the likes of Bush or anyone else
    in the Republican party.

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    Abel Malcolm

    Send Bush to Iraq - Bring our troops home

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    Educate yourself & go to these links:

    www.moveon.org & www.salon.com & www.buzzflash.com &
    www.democracynow.org & www.democrats.org & www.bushwatch.com
    & www.americanprogress.org & www.democrats.com & www-www-
    .zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=40&ItemID=5688

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