One and Only ! ! !

We want the best universal health care in the world: U.S. single-payer health care, Improved Medicare for All.

Part 1 of the Campaign's
Only Major Fund-Raiser

Funding for
Campaign Plan
Phase 1

Our campaign's poster patient Richard is counting
on you to help him achieve his #1 Bucket List Item,
which is to get people to donate for this campaign.
His cancer is now spreading faster; he
encourages you to donate generously,
as your budget allows, for this
very important campaign.

Please donate now!

We can get this job done within years, not decades, by following just one strategy of inform and invite:
   -- inform ... to educate Americans
                       to maximize the power of the people
   -- invite   ... to communicate to Congress
                       to demonstrate the power of the people

So let's get this done with the plan that's in place, which starts with the funding of the plan via your use of the donate page.

Special thanks to current donors!

To everyone else:
please add yourself to our list of donors!

If you are not sure you can afford a monthly donation, 
then please donate only $1 or $2 per month.

If you can afford a monthly donation, then please donate $5 or $10 or $15 or $20 or more per month.
Go here to see all the options.

- Bob


Bob the Health and Health Care Advocate, on behalf of myself and also all the Americans who have contributed in an excellent teamwork manner to bring you the education and communications campaign titled "Million Letters for Health Care".

** You will be learning more about Rich the Poster Patient, who will encourage even more people to donate. He is my brother 11 years young than me. Over some years his cancer spread, causing the three amputations of his right leg. His cancer spread to his lungs and more recently to other parts of his body. His slow-spreading cancer is now described by the doctors and nurses as a fast-spreading cancer. And his amount of pain is increasing. 

P.S. 

Successful field test. When we did our first field test of this campaign the participants signed up from 80% of the 435 U.S. Congressional Districts. It was an amazing degree of success considering that there was NO promotion of the campaign that could have explained that result.

Questions?  Do you have a question? If so, contact me.

Address change

Address Change to
healthcarepatriots.blogspot.com

As part of our preparations for the robust start-up of the campaign, the internet address of this blog is now changed:
from OLD ---- 99oh9.blogspot.com
    to NEW ---- healthcarepatriots.blogspot.com

This is effective immediately.

Sorry about any inconvenience, but it's time to shed the past goal of 9/9/2009, which was missed by the single-payer movement by a long shot. It's now time to simply focus on getting the necessary education and coordination (that is building of the Health Care Patriots Citizens Coalition).

We will now get this job done.

- Bob

Bob the Health and Health Care Advocate, on behalf of myself and also all the Americans who have contributed in an excellent teamwork manner to bring you the education and communications campaign titled "Million Letters for Health Care".

Don't worry.

Don't worry and
be ready for an excellent
update of the campaign plan!

 
 
BIG BUT FEASIBLE. Our challenge of getting universal health care within years and NOT decades is big, but feasible.

One of the reasons I know that is the input I received from a family-owned convenience store owner.

DON'T WORRY. The nice lady told me "Don't worry, we'll support you."

And there have been many other very supportive words.

Please let her words support you too.

Let's get this done.

The update / refinement of the campaign plan is going VERY well. The last review meeting included comments about it being an excellent, ambitious plan especially if Americans support it. Be ready!

- Bob

Bob the Health and Health Care Advocate, on behalf of myself and also all the Americans who have contributed in an excellent teamwork manner to bring you the education and communications campaign titled "Million Letters for Health Care".