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“SINGLE PAYER, MEET ALL PAYER: THE SURPRISING STATE THAT IS QUIETLY REVOLUTIONIZING HEALTH CARE” by David Dayen

Ben Jealous, former president and CEO of the NAACP, announces his bid to be the Democratic party’s nominee to challenge Republican Gov. Larry Hogan on May 31, 2017, in West Baltimore. July 24 2017 (theintercept.com) ONE UNHERALDED REASON for Trumpcare’s many difficulties was a sea change in public opinion. A new Associated… Continue reading
“SF Supervisor Peskin ramps up drive to rename Justin Herman Plaza [aka Chelsea Manning Plaza]” by J.K. Dineen
![“SF Supervisor Peskin ramps up drive to rename Justin Herman Plaza [aka Chelsea Manning Plaza]” by J.K. Dineen](http://occupysf.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/justin-herman-plaza_web-225x150.jpg)
July 27, 2017 (sfgate.com) For decades, Justin Herman Plaza has been a place where protesters gather to march up Market Street, an open space for skateboarders to grind and BMX riders to do flips, the site of mass pillow fights on Valentine’s Day and where Cal football fans rally before… Continue reading
“This Plan is Your Plan, This Plan is My Plan” (with a tip o’ the hat to Woodie Guthrie)
This plan is your plan / This plan is my plan From Mendocino / To Escondido Healthcare for all is / All we’re asking This plan was made / For you and me. Oh, single payer / It is a great plan It covers health care / Throughout our… Continue reading
Matier & Ross: Brown buddy Phil Tagami on list of would-be Oakland cop watchdogs
Photo: Connor Radnovich, The Chronicle. Phil Tagami at the site of a development at the Oakland Army Base in Oakland, California, on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015. July 24, 2017 (sfchronicle.com) In all, 153 candidates have applied to join Oakland’s new seven-member Police Commission overseeing officer misconduct investigations — including some… Continue reading