Health care isn’t a partisan issue. It’s a humanitarian issue.

Friend,

Republicans are once again attacking the health care coverage of millions of Americans. 

A federal appeals court in New Orleans packed with Republican-appointed judges appears ready to rule that Obamacare is unconstitutional.

If the law is overturned, nearly 20 million people could lose access to health care, and millions with pre-existing conditions would have difficulty even finding a plan to cover them. 

That’s 20 million people who will have to choose between financial ruin or the loss of access to life-saving medication. 

People shouldn’t have to live in fear of losing access to their affordable health care just because Republicans are playing partisan politics.

This case puts millions of lives at risk, and we can’t sit idly by while people lose access to health care. So if you think health care is a right and not just a privilege reserved for people who can afford it, say so — add your name right now.

Even with Obamacare in place, there are still millions of people living without access to affordable health care who could go bankrupt because of unexpected medical bills — that’s unacceptable.

We should be focused on expanding access for all, not ripping it away from the people who need it most.

Access to affordable health care is about so much more than just that. It’s an education issue, an economic issue. We have to take action immediately to provide better care — that means fighting for Medicare for All and acting with urgency to protect health coverage for all people.

If you believe that every person should have access to quality and affordable health care, add your name now.

This isn’t a partisan issue. It’s an issue of basic human rights.

Thanks,

Cory