Health Care Is A Right, Not A

Keep Your Tax-cutting, Greedy Hands Off Our Medicare

For All My Years In Public Life, I Have Believed That America Must Sail Toward The Shores Of Liberty And Justice For All. There Is No End To That Journey, Only The Next Great Voyage. We Know The Future Will Outlast All Of Us, But I Believe That All Of Us Will Live On In The Future We Make.

Historians Will Come To Their Own Judgments About President Kennedy. Here Is How I Choose To Remember Him. He Was An Heir To Wealth Who Felt The Anguish Of The Poor. He Was An Orator Of Excellence Who Spoke For The Voiceless. He Was A Son Of Harvard Who Reached Out To The Sons And Daughters Of Appalachia. He Was A Man Of Special Grace Who Had A Special Care For The Retarded And Handicapped. He Was A Hero Of War Who Fought Hardest For Peace. He Said And Proved In Word And Deed That One Man Can Make A Difference.

I Believe That The Constitution Is Not Hostile To The Idea That National Problems Can Be Solved At The National Level Through The Cooperative Efforts Of The Three Coequal Branches Of Government, The Congress, The Executive And Courts. But Not Every President, Not Every Legislator And Not Every Judge Agrees That The Federal Government Has The Power To Address And To Try To Remedy The Twin National Problems Of Poverty And Access To Equal Opportunity.

As A Society, We've Learned That We're All Better Off When Everyone Is Included In The Opportunities Of This Great Nation.