Hands off Our Health Care Rallies


Before the Senate can use reconciliation to force through a final version of the health care bill, the House will have to pass the unpopular and deal laced Senate health care bill. And we must stop them.

Speaker Pelosi will use every trick in the book to try and find the 216 votes she will need to ram through the health care bill passed "pre-Scott Brown" with 60 votes in the Senate back in December. This will be the key vote.

To combat this health care takeover, Americans for Prosperity is holding a number of "Hands Off Our Health Care Rallies" around the country to send a message to our elected officials. Rallies are planned in the following states, with additional rallies being planned:

Arizona
Indiana
New Jersey
Ohio

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Hands Off Our
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Thursday, March 11th 2010
by eiles

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Jimmy Morris owns a small business selling home school supplies, and he also works as a roofer in his father's business in Joplin, Missouri.

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Tuesday, March 9th 2010
by mproto

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AFP will be at the Ocean County Public Library, 101 Washington Street, in Toms River this Saturday morning at 9:00am to rally against health care.

Congressman Adler could be the decisive vote for Obamcare if we don't try to prevent it.

Adler voted against the health care bill the first time around but is now under enormous pressure from Barack Obama, Rahm Emanuel and Nancy Pelosi to change his vote.

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Monday, March 8th 2010
by eiles

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Thursday, March 4th 2010
by eiles

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The state income tax has been driving business, jobs and population away from Missouri. Today's Senate debate is a key event toward the passage of this significant idea that many AFP members and other concerned citizens have worked hard to educate elected officials, friends, neighbors and community leaders about the economic growth Missouri can achieve without an income tax.

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Thursday, March 4th 2010
by mproto

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Americans for Prosperity has directed a study of the state's pension system vis-a-vis bill SCR-1, a proposed amendment to the state constitution. SCR-1 proposes fully funding the state's pension obligations after 7 years, increasing the state's payments by 1/7th each year.

Americans for Prosperity believes this bill, if enacted, would put the state is financial peril.

Click here are Steve Lonegan's testimony on SCR-1.

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