Coalition

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Wait, James Frey faked the whole thing? Oprah can’t be wrong, let’s get him back on the stuff that didn’t almost nearly kill him.
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Part Two of the “Grassroots Strategies and Recommendations from Activists” panel at the Healthcare-NOW! 2009 Strategy Conference in St. Louis, featuring Mikuak Rai from the Coalition for Uninsured and Underinsured for Single Payer DC, Allison Guttu from National Women’s LIberation, Rita Valenti from Healthcare-NOW! Georgia, David Breitzman from Human Rights Advocate NYC, Don Bechler from Single Payer NOW! CA, Sandy Fox from Western PA Coalition for Single Payer, and Missourians for Single Payer. For more information please visit healthcare-now.org

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Vote this coming May for a real change. Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition are fielding over 40 candidates all across the United Kingdom. Ross Saunders is standing as a candidate in Cardiff Central and Rob Williams is standing in Swansea east. Show them your support and say no to the status quo presented by Labour, Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. For more information on the coalitions policies be sure to check out www.tusc.org.uk and follow Ross’ blog at jobsbeforebankers.blogspot.com

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In Washington, DC on Tuesday, March 10th, hundreds of people rallied for real health care reform and against the insurance industry: http://www.healthcareforamericanow.org

America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), the main health insurance industry lobbyist group, was having a “health care reform” conference, trying to pay lip service to reform while at the same time, opposing the heart of President Obama’s health care reform plan. We wanted to make sure America saw through the insurance industry’s lies. They are the enemy of health care reform.

A broad coalition of reform supporters, from proponents of Obama’s health care plan to single payer advocates, tried to present Karen Ignagni, AHIP’s CEO, with an award for “Best Protector of Profits at the Expense of Our Health.” She was too scared to face the crowd and accept the award, but Health Care for America Now will make sure it follows her around the country until she accepts.

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Footage of patriots at the St. Louis Tea Party on November 28, 2009. The Gulag was put up by the Washington University Young Americans for Liberty. I didn’t get a whole lot of footage as we were busy getting petitions signed to audit the Federal Reserve Board and to oppose the current Health Control bill that the collectivist socialists in the Senate are trying to force on the American people despite a large majority of Americans who oppose it.

Campaign for Liberty:
http://www.campaignforliberty.com

Also, visit the St. Louis Tea Party Coalition site at:
http://stlouisteaparty.com/

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Part One of the “Grassroots Strategies and Recommendations from Activists” panel at the Healthcare-NOW! 2009 Strategy Conference in St. Louis, featuring Mikuak Rai from the Coalition for Uninsured and Underinsured for Single Payer DC, Allison Guttu from National Women’s LIberation, Rita Valenti from Healthcare-NOW! Georgia, David Breitzman from Human Rights Advocate NYC, Don Bechler from Single Payer NOW! CA, Sandy Fox from Western PA Coalition for Single Payer, and Missourians for Single Payer. For more information please visit healthcare-now.org

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Zimbabwe’s Movement for Democratic Change party (MDC) says it is boycotting the country’s unity government over alleged harassment of its members. The partys leader Morgan Tsvangirai who is now the countrys Prime Minister says his party will however not pull out of the cabinet for the time being.

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Wisconsin’s State Senate voted to give free health care to illegal aliens and non-residents

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Bad Tune!!!

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The Eating Disorders Coalition of Tennessee (EDCT) began in 2001 as a task force of health professionals seeking to create an organization that served as a contact point for Tennessee. The task force quickly became a Coalition of both professionals and community members dedicated to educating, empowering, and supporting those affected by disordered eating.

In September 2002, the EDCT received its 501 (c)(3) status. Since that time, the organization has been educating people across the state about the impact of eating disorders on the lives of individuals and their families. The EDCT continually serves as a resource for Tennesseans seeking assistance and support.

The mission of the EDCT is to offer hope, help and support to all who are impacted by disordered eating.

We Accomplish Our Mission By:

Educating patients, families, professionals, and the community about eating disorders

Facilitating a network of health care professionals to increase the availability of training opportunities and treatment resources for persons affected by eating disorders

Advocating to both public and private sectors for compassionate, comprehensive, and accessible treatment for patients and families suffering from eating disorders

Encouraging community-based outreach to foster prevention

Supporting research into causes, prevention, and treatment outcomes

For more information visit www.edct.net or call 615-831-9838

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