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+ | In [[Democratic Socialists of America]]'s [[Democratic Left]] Winter 2004/2005, [[Theresa Alt]] wrote;<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Winter_2005.pdf Dem. Left,Winter 2004/2005]</ref> | ||
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+ | :''In Wisconsin, progressive incumbents Feingold, Baldwin and Obey won. In a race for an open state senate seat, the favored [[Mark Miller]] won handily. However, progressive insurgent [[Bryan Kennedy]] lost badly..'' | ||
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==Supported Progressive Health Care Reform== | ==Supported Progressive Health Care Reform== |
Revision as of 22:38, 18 January 2011
Template:TOCnestleft Mark Miller is a State Senator from Wisconsin.
DSA support 2004
In Democratic Socialists of America's Democratic Left Winter 2004/2005, Theresa Alt wrote;[1]
- We reported on the candidates that DSAers were supporting in the last issue of Democratic Left. How did they do?
- In Wisconsin, progressive incumbents Feingold, Baldwin and Obey won. In a race for an open state senate seat, the favored Mark Miller won handily. However, progressive insurgent Bryan Kennedy lost badly..
Supported Progressive Health Care Reform
In late 2009, Mark Miller was one of more than 1,000 state legislators to sign a letter entitled "State Legislators for Progressive Health Care Reform". The letter was a project of the Progressive States Network and was developed in consultation with national health care reform advocates, including the AFL-CIO, AFSCME, Community Catalyst, Families USA, Herndon Alliance, National Women's Law Center, Northeast Action, SEIU, and Universal Health Care Action Network. The letter reads in part,[2]
- "Failure to pass national comprehensive health reform now will further jeopardize state and local budgets, undermining public services like education, public safety, and transportation infrastructure... We, the undersigned, call on President Obama and the Congress to enact bold and comprehensive health care reform this year – based on these principles and a strong federal-state collaboration – and pledge our support as state legislators and allies in pursuit of guaranteed, high quality, affordable health care for all."
References
- ↑ Dem. Left,Winter 2004/2005
- ↑ Progressive States Network: State Legislators for Progressive Health Care Reform (accessed on Dec. 23, 2010)