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Thank you. This is so true and very frustrating that Kitzhaber never mentions that a plan already exists that meets and even exceeds many of the ideas and values that he claims to support. It addresses financing but it also addresses delivery and has a focus on prevention. I think it is a shame that this program did not have some one to speak to Conyers bill HR 676 which has 93 co-sponsors in the house. This is a single payer legislation and is the only bill that keeps everyone in and leaves nobody out.

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