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CLARIFICATION - Change.org Making Health FreedomNo.1
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Tanya Marquette
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: CLARIFICATION - Change.org Making Health FreedomNo.1
i didn't read daschle's book, but did read an article that addressed his/obama'a
agenda. frankly, it scared me. more insurance company stuff. more drug orientation.
nothing sounded like a real change. but if they try to ram insurance down our throats,
as in massachussetts, we have a big problem.
tanya
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agenda. frankly, it scared me. more insurance company stuff. more drug orientation.
nothing sounded like a real change. but if they try to ram insurance down our throats,
as in massachussetts, we have a big problem.
tanya
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Re: CLARIFICATION - Change.org Making Health FreedomNo.1
In the Autism section on Change.org, under top ten books on Autism, I
added a note to recommend Amy Lansky's The Impossible Cure. No
response from anyone later commenting. Deafening silence. Also, I
sent in an application to be a blogger and got a reply that they're no
hiring, even though I've seen new blogs added since the time I
emailed. Finally, it seems those who want legal access to
"recreational" marijuana have taken over the voting process as that
"idea" has shot way up in votes. I agree to not waste time with
Change.org.
added a note to recommend Amy Lansky's The Impossible Cure. No
response from anyone later commenting. Deafening silence. Also, I
sent in an application to be a blogger and got a reply that they're no
hiring, even though I've seen new blogs added since the time I
emailed. Finally, it seems those who want legal access to
"recreational" marijuana have taken over the voting process as that
"idea" has shot way up in votes. I agree to not waste time with
Change.org.

