As I told the single payer activists from all around Pennsylvania:
Obamacare is a fraud on the American people.
If it becomes law, the American people are not going to be happy.
Obamacare will force them to buy health insurance from corporations with a track record of ripping them off.

Jim Ferlo, the state Senator from Pittsburgh who is sponsoring the single payer bill, put it this way:
"My single payer bill is 26 pages long."
"In large print."
"In Congress, you have a 1,000-page plus piece of legislation."
"It is downright gobbledygook."
"It is gobbledygook because they want to keep the American people in the dark."
"We want an expanded and improved Medicare system for all."
"It's not rocket science."
"And if you are a member of Congress and you can't understand that,
then get the hell out of Congress."
Today, we are calling on those 89 members of the House who have signed on to HR 676 — the single payer bill in the House, to take a stand.
Just say no to Obamacare.
And vow to pass single payer for the nation.
This will stop Obamacare in its tracks.
But single payer on the front burner.
And trigger a national debate on what Dr. Marcia Angell - former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, called "not only the best health care reform - but the only health care reform that will both control costs and cover everyone."
Single payer national health insurance.
Everybody in.
Nobody out.

No matter what the Democrats and Obama do,
Single Payer Action is in it for the long haul.
Until we secure single payer for all of the American people.
Earlier this year, you helped us launch Single Payer Action.
Since our launch, we've been arrested, jostled, screamed at, most obscenely by viewers of Fox TV who didn't like our call on the Greta Van Sustern show for "everybody in, nobody out."
But we will not back down.
Until single payer is a reality.
With your help, Single Payer Action will continue to agitate, mobilize and organize nationwide.
In all the ways we can.
At the state, national and federal level.
And report back to you on breaking developments.

Onward to single payer.

Russell Mokhiber

Single Payer Action