Senate Bill 6442, sponsored by Sen. Steve Hobbs, eliminates K-12 school employees’ current health care system and forces everyone into a costly new plan run by the state health care bureaucracy. It will cost Washington taxpayers $45 million in new cost, increase school employees' insurance costs and reduce their health care benefits. It also eliminates employer health care coverage for K-12 employees who work less than half time.

Restoring the cuts to Medicaid made by former Gov. Matt Blunt.Especially the dental coverage for adults.

Limbough is a racist who does not have human decency to be allowed to use public owned airwaves.

Discontinue Rush Lumbaugh's radio talk show

Rush Lumbaugh's vulger remarks against women--degrading them on health care issues when he has his own doorstep to sweep--multiple marriages, illegal prescription drug use and generally outspoken

Discontinue Rush Lumbaugh's radio talk show

Stop Mitch Daniels from takeing away Medicare and Medicaid from the state of Indiana

Rush comments on woman's rights are offensive to all women.

Our family has had personal experiences with privatized medical "care". Our loved ones did not receive the care they needed and deserved.

Closing TSH will place vulnerable individuals and their families from receiving local services and placing a hugh burden on families who will have to travel to Worcester for servies. If is doubtful that the incresaed community services needed to support this population will be provided following discharge.

Drug addiction is a mental illness; not a legal issue. It should be treated as such. Addicts needs rehabillitation, not jail. Signing this petition will help addicts become healthy. It is a disease.

Sen. Winder, R-Meridian, introduced SB 1349 which requires a woman to receive an ultrasound before she gets an abortion. Even though Sen. Winder took the language out of the bill requiring the vaginal procedure, very early pregnancy ultrasounds can only be done vaginally in order to get a quality picture of the fetus for a physician to answer the question on the form proposed in the bill. The woman has to pay for the procedure even though she does not want it. Currently in Idaho, doctors may offer an ultrasound to women before an abortion, give out informational pamphlets, and provide information on adoption services. Idaho places no requirements on physicians to perform ultrasounds under any other circumstances. In fact no other medical diagnostic test is mandated by Idaho statute, revealing the true intent of the bill: to shame and discourage women from receiving legal and safe abortion services.