In a matter of days, Congressman Jay Inslee of the 1st Congressional District of our state will vote on HR 3200, America's Affordable Health Choices Act.
HR 3200 includes all the components working families need for health care reform. Rep. Inlsee needs to hear that.
Call toll free 1-888-460-0813 and ask Congressman Inslee to support HR 3200 to fix our economy and solve the health care crisis with choice and competition.
Tell Congressman Inslee HR 3200 provides a much-needed choice of public health insurance plans to compete with private insurance companies. And it encourages employers to do the responsible thing and provide insurance to their employees or pay into a pot if they don't.
Finally, HR 3200 doesn't pay for reform on the backs of the middle class by taxing our health care benefits.
For more information on the national health care campaign, go to WFSE.org > Action Center.
RESOURCES: HR 3200 Fact Sheet | Call NOW! flyer
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