Proposition C - August Missouri Ballot
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August 3, 2010 – Primary Election
Confused about Proposition C?
What is Proposition C?
The Missouri Legislature placed a health insurance issue on the August 3rd
primary election ballot. The language below is what will appear on the August 3rd
Ballot.
Who is behind Proposition C?
A huge force behind these efforts and the “model legislation” is ALEC, the
American Legislative Exchange Council (see www.alec.org ), Americans for
Prosperity and Tea Party Groups. Proposition C is based on “model legislation”
coming out of these corporate-funded groups.\
How can I vote against reform when I don’t even understand it?
Right now, people are very confused about what’s in the Affordable Care Act
passed by Congress. It’s important for voters to get informed before. A few things
included in the Affordable Care Act: Read More
Confused about Proposition C?
What is Proposition C?
The Missouri Legislature placed a health insurance issue on the August 3rd
primary election ballot. The language below is what will appear on the August 3rd
Ballot.
- Shall the Missouri Statutes be amended to:
• Deny the government authority to penalize citizens for refusing to purchase
private health
insurance or infringe upon the right to offer or accept direct payment for
lawful healthcare
services?
• Modify laws regarding the liquidation of certain domestic insurance
companies?
Who is behind Proposition C?
A huge force behind these efforts and the “model legislation” is ALEC, the
American Legislative Exchange Council (see www.alec.org ), Americans for
Prosperity and Tea Party Groups. Proposition C is based on “model legislation”
coming out of these corporate-funded groups.\
How can I vote against reform when I don’t even understand it?
Right now, people are very confused about what’s in the Affordable Care Act
passed by Congress. It’s important for voters to get informed before. A few things
included in the Affordable Care Act: Read More
The GKCWPC urges you to vote NO on Proposition C