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Paul Sobocinski, Minnesotans Need a Voice in Health Exchange
March 5, 2012
While big-money insurance corporations amass premiums and fees to add to their already excessive “reserves” and administrative costs, the lack of access to affordable health care is a serious problem
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Gene Nichols, I Oppose the Photo ID Amendment
This morning I stood at the Capitol with TakeAction Minnesota Executive Director Dan McGrath to draw the line between the 1% and conservative-introduced amendments that would make a photo ID
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Jess Alexander, What We Wouldn’t Trade California For
I am organizing a new economy for a long list of reasons. In our current economy, thousands of motivated, hard-working people can’t find jobs. Other are chained to their jobs,
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Sarah Greenfield, Exchange Governance Recommendations: A Mixed Bag for Minnesotans
The Affordable Care Act will expand health care to 300,000 Minnesotans – most of whom will find coverage through the state’s new “Health Benefits Exchange.” Yesterday, the state’s “Exchange Task
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Liz Doyle, GOP Ready to Back the 1% in 2012 Session
The Legislative Session in Minnesota begins next week, and lawmakers are expected to quickly become embroiled in a set of fights that pit wealthy corporate special interests against the well-being
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Ann Marie Metzger, Governing the Health Exchange
Last week, Together For Health leader Ann Marie Metzger submitted these comments on the governance of the Health Insurance Exchange: I would like to comment on the recommendations made with
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Chris Tanita, My Story — and 11,000 of My Neighbors
When I accepted an invitation to be a leader with TakeAction Minnesota’s Together for Health Campaign in the summer of 2008, I really underestimated what I was saying yes to
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Dolores Voorhees, Who Should An Exchange Be Built For?
On December 21, I attended a meeting of the Health Insurance Exchange Advisory Task Force in St. Cloud. The agenda consisted of reports from the Financing, Long-Term Governance and Navigators/Brokers