Wow. The third quarter ends in a few days. Our campaign is exploding with genuine enthusiasm by our communities. Can we all, and I mean all, continue funding this campaign for justice, working families and leadership and give us all a real voice in Sacramento?
Can you chip in with $3, $9, $27 or whatever you can afford today? Let’s show what grassroots fundraising looks like!
California will lead!
Join me on our mission for justice, working families, and leadership for the 75th Assembly District. Contribute, volunteer or endorse this campaign today. You are all invited to our campaign organizational meeting on September 26 at 6:30 pm at The Old California Mining Company, 1020 W San Marcos Blvd, San Marcos, CA 92078
Once again, US Senate Republicans are trying to ram through a so-called healthcare“repeal and replace” bill more like taxcare without even CBO scoring. Motivated by their oligarch financiers who will run primary contenders against Republican incumbents unless they repeal ACA and that pesky 3% capital gain tax, Graham-Cassidy are the latest sponsors of evil. In a block grant program, red states are rewarded and blue states punished. California can lose $28 billion in federal contribution to California healthcare causing millions of MediCal recipients to lose coverage.
Coalitions of health professionals that have spoken publicly against the measure so far include the American Medical Association (“Provisions violate longstanding AMA policy”), the American Psychiatric Association (“This bill harms our most vulnerable patients”), the American Public Health Association (“Graham-Cassidy would devastate the Medicaid program, increase out-of-pocket costs, and weaken or eliminate protections for people living with preexisting conditions”), the National Institute for Reproductive Health (“the Graham-Cassidy bill preys on underserved communities … a clear and present danger”), and Federation of American Hospitals (“It could disrupt access to health care for millions of the more than 70 million Americans”).
Once again we must rally. Call, fax, email or show up and let your Congress representatives know we will not tolerate this nonsense now or ever. If we stop this now, this Congress cannot again try this maneuver until 2019.
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Thank you Temecula Democrats for the opportunity to spend a few minutes with you last night. I sense a sleeping giant is awakening in Temecula ready for progressive change. Let’s get to work!
Join me on our mission for justice, working families, and leadership for the 75th Assembly District. Contribute, volunteer or endorse this campaign today. You are all invited to our campaign organizational meeting on September 28 at 6:30 pm at The Old California Mining Company, 1020 W San Marcos Blvd, San Marcos, CA 92078
I enjoyed meeting Democrats from Valley Center today. This was a potluck at a beautiful venue with beautiful people. Meeting and hearing from activists with the live eyes and minds is my great privilege.
Together we can win this election and make the 75th Assembly District a viable voice in Sacramento.
Please volunteer, contribute and participate in our campaign. www.geraci4assembly.org
AB249 The California Disclose Act is a major victory (passed 59-15) for those of us that want to see the end of dark money in politics. Congratulations Speaker Pro Tempore Kevin Mullin and thank you for your leadership on this important issue. Once again Assemblymember Marie Waldron is in the wrong side of leadership.
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Happy Birthday to Carol Gendel a special lady and wonderful fundraising coordinator for this campaign!
Another key step for campaign finance reform!
I will be fighting to save the planet when on the Assembly floor.
The corporate media continues to report the devastation of weather while ignoring the cause of climate change.
Happy Labor Day! Today Ryan and I marched with our union brothers and sisters of SEIU Local 221 and others to support their fight against the County’s unfair labor practices.
Despite SD County’s unrestricted reserve fund of $2 billion, the County Board of Supervisors is refusing to bargain in good faith with workers who provide services to the County’s most vulnerable residents.
Support nurses, social workers, park rangers, child care workers, among others in their effort for economic justice. I do.
