Over the past almost 60 days, the link to the “Free Our Health Care NOW” petition has been the 5th most clicked link out of the 200 or so postings on this site. Which means you (if you were one of them) helped contribute to the over 1,012,000 signatures to date on the petition. I first stumbled across the petition in Forbes Magazine in early June, and several radio talk show hosts have helped blow the doors off this thing by encouraging folks to give some thought to their health care as well as the general and future health of our nation.
Like a snowball down the side of a mountain, the engagement of the American public in the discussion around their future health care has been profound in my opinion, and the snowball has an enormous amount of momentum which will hopefully influence, in a positive and productive manner, the ultimate outcome of the debate.
If you have already taken a look at the petition and it represents a vision of healthcare with which you approve, I would encourage you to share it with as many friends and colleagues as possible (please feel free to send the link to this posting or straight to the petition). If you have not yet seen the petition, have a look below and you can take it on your own from their. Be a part of keeping the momentum going through September and as long as the debate continues.
Over 1 million signatures. I would say this is definitely a Free Our Health Care WOW kind of moment.
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