Got this via one of our loyal readers:(I still don’t get any correspondence from the Coons campaign even though I’ve signed up for it.):
Congress made history Sunday night, adopting landmark health care reform critical for our nation’s economic future and the well being of its citizens.
It’s great news for the more than 100,000 Delaware residents who are uninsured and the 70,000 Delaware residents who will qualify for tax credits to help them afford the health insurance they need.
The bill passed Sunday night will also give 140,000 Delaware seniors access to free preventive care while lowering prescription drug costs for 25,000 seniors on a fixed income.
That’s why I proudly would have voted “yes” on health care reform.
It is disappointing that every single Republican in the House and Senate voted against these significant reforms, including Delaware’s Congressman Castle.
This was fundamentally about whose side are you on. I listened to the AARP, which endorsed this because it was good for seniors. I listened to the doctors and nurses, who endorsed this because it’s good for patients. Congressional Republicans sided with the insurance companies, who opposed this bill. I’m proud to stand with the AARP, doctors and nurses, instead of the insurance companies.
How would you have voted on health care reform? I’m interested to hear what you think and learn how you’ve been affected by the existing health insurance system.
More than a year and hundreds of proposed amendments after the effort began, President Obama signed this critical legislation today. I agree with the President that the legislation isn’t perfect, but we as a nation simply could not afford to wait any longer to make things better. All progress starts with one step forward, and last night, Congress took a big one toward a stronger economy and healthier public.
Will you share your opinion about health care reform and tell me how you’ve been affected by the current health insurance system?
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Delaware needs a Senator who will stand with his constituents, not with his party. That’s why I’m running for the U.S. Senate — to make sure we continue to have a strong progressive voice in Washington committed to moving our state and our country forward.
Sincerely,
Chris
I’m glad that he is highlighting the benefits of this bill for people here. And the best part is the bit about standing with constituents, not his party — which could have come from any Delaware Liberal post about Mike Castle. It looks like the part asking for your story gives you a chance to signup to hear from the Coons campaign, so those of us who have been waiting to hear from them, perhaps this is the cue to try again.