Thursday, November 14, 2013
MoveOn.org wants you to contribute money to help save Obamacare.
Just pathetic...
First they helped Obama destroy the single-payer universal health care movement, and now we are supposed to help Obama save the "Health Insurance and Pharmaceutical Industry Bailout and Profit Maximization Act of 2010?" (ACA-Obamacare)
Where do these people get this kind of arrogance?
And they have the unmitigated gall to call me a "MoveOn member" when I have never even been a member of this group that is just as phony as Obama himself...
Dear MoveOn member,
There's no sugar-coating it: Obamacare is in serious political trouble. And progressives need to step up and start fighting to save it right now.
Obviously, the law itself is still really good. But it's clear to everyone that rollout has been badly botched—and now Republicans smell blood in the water. They think this is their chance to undo the whole thing. Worse yet, some Democrats in Congress are starting to waver too.
To fight back, we need to push hard on Republicans trying to undermine the law—as well as Democrats thinking about caving. We also need to hold media outlets accountable for spreading false reports about the parts of the law that are working just fine.
But we don't have much time. The House is voting tomorrow on a bill that would gut the whole law, and according to news reports some Democrats might vote for it as well. We're aiming to raise $175,000 to make sure we have enough resources to turn the tide. Can you chip in $3?
Yes, I can contribute $3 to help save Obamacare.
There's no excuse for the problems with the website. We all know that. But the website will be fixed.
And we can't let a bad website undercut the most important expansion of the social safety net since the 1960s.
Already, millions of young adults, people with pre-existing conditions, and low-income Americans have health coverage today because of Obamacare. And millions more will get coverage soon if the law is allowed to keep working.
We'll start by calling out Republicans as well as Democrats who support efforts to delay, defund, or roll back key parts of the law. We'll also counter the Republicans' misinformation campaign by petitioning media outlets to correct their false reports. We're also running ads on Facebook and in college newspapers to reach young people—who are so important to get registered for health insurance.
But the clock is ticking. If we don't shift the momentum soon, it could be too late to save this law we fought so hard for.
Can you contribute $3 to help debunk the right-wing lies about Obamacare?
Thanks for all you do.
–Mark, Alejandro, David, Linda, and the rest of the team
Want to support our work? MoveOn Civic Action is entirely funded by our 8 million members—no corporate contributions, no big checks from CEOs. And our tiny staff ensures that small contributions go a long way. Chip in here.
This email was sent to Alan Maki on November 14, 2013. To change your email address or update your contact info, click here. To remove yourself from this list, click here.
First they helped Obama destroy the single-payer universal health care movement, and now we are supposed to help Obama save the "Health Insurance and Pharmaceutical Industry Bailout and Profit Maximization Act of 2010?" (ACA-Obamacare)
Where do these people get this kind of arrogance?
And they have the unmitigated gall to call me a "MoveOn member" when I have never even been a member of this group that is just as phony as Obama himself...
Dear MoveOn member,
There's no sugar-coating it: Obamacare is in serious political trouble. And progressives need to step up and start fighting to save it right now.
Obviously, the law itself is still really good. But it's clear to everyone that rollout has been badly botched—and now Republicans smell blood in the water. They think this is their chance to undo the whole thing. Worse yet, some Democrats in Congress are starting to waver too.
To fight back, we need to push hard on Republicans trying to undermine the law—as well as Democrats thinking about caving. We also need to hold media outlets accountable for spreading false reports about the parts of the law that are working just fine.
But we don't have much time. The House is voting tomorrow on a bill that would gut the whole law, and according to news reports some Democrats might vote for it as well. We're aiming to raise $175,000 to make sure we have enough resources to turn the tide. Can you chip in $3?
Yes, I can contribute $3 to help save Obamacare.
There's no excuse for the problems with the website. We all know that. But the website will be fixed.
And we can't let a bad website undercut the most important expansion of the social safety net since the 1960s.
Already, millions of young adults, people with pre-existing conditions, and low-income Americans have health coverage today because of Obamacare. And millions more will get coverage soon if the law is allowed to keep working.
We'll start by calling out Republicans as well as Democrats who support efforts to delay, defund, or roll back key parts of the law. We'll also counter the Republicans' misinformation campaign by petitioning media outlets to correct their false reports. We're also running ads on Facebook and in college newspapers to reach young people—who are so important to get registered for health insurance.
But the clock is ticking. If we don't shift the momentum soon, it could be too late to save this law we fought so hard for.
Can you contribute $3 to help debunk the right-wing lies about Obamacare?
Thanks for all you do.
–Mark, Alejandro, David, Linda, and the rest of the team
Want to support our work? MoveOn Civic Action is entirely funded by our 8 million members—no corporate contributions, no big checks from CEOs. And our tiny staff ensures that small contributions go a long way. Chip in here.
This email was sent to Alan Maki on November 14, 2013. To change your email address or update your contact info, click here. To remove yourself from this list, click here.