Howdy friends, Amber Lee Frost here on behalf of Labor Campaign for Single-Pair Healthcare,

and I have a mission for you. As you probably already know, Labor Campaign for Single Healthcare

is an organization of unions who are bringing more unions into the fight to win Medicare for all.

They don't accept corporate or foundation money in many of their union affiliates,

have experienced mass layoffs, so they have to cut back on their contributions.

We are going to fill that gap. So as an appointment-based healthcare system

melts down in the face of the COVID depression, taking healthcare off the bar at reading table

by making it a right for every American couldn't be more urgent. So they're getting ready to

challenge the fight administration's narrow view of healthcare reform as a market reform and they

need your support. I know a lot of people are spread really thin right now. There's a ton of

worthy charities and volunteer opportunities that are desperate for your help, but this is something

different. This is organizing for the long run and it's an investment and worker power.

It's an investment in your own healthcare and they need help to keep fighting for everyone,

including you. You might have heard us on the podcast talking about how left politics are going

to need a big, strong, organized, we to get anything done. That we is going to be workers in

unions and organizations like Labor Campaign for Single Pair. Labor makes us big and strong.

So donate what you can as soon as you can until everyone you know to donate. In fact, you should

donate, tweet about it and say that, ever sent you because sometimes when I do these plugs,

I get unions swag out of it and I love presents. Also, if you are interested in getting more

involved in Labor Campaign for Single Pair, their strategy conference is being held virtually

January 23rd to 24th. We'll have a link to the donation page and the conference registration

in the description. Give what you can so we can all have fucking healthcare one day and so that I

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