Thanks to Wall Street reform legislation, The United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) begins work on July 21, 201. The Bureau has plenty to do and plenty of power to do it, even with ...
Read More »Virginia Organizing and Doctors for America Visit Rep. Cantor’s Glen Allen Office and Ask HimTo Stop Playing Politics With Medicare and MedicaidDoctors for America Deliver Petition Asking Rep. C ...
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Health Insurance for Virginia Residents with Pre-Existing ConditionsIs Now More Affordable! Join Us To Learn About the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan The Pre-Existing Condition Insur ...
Read More »Valley Residents Oppose Rep. Goodlatte’s Votes to Slash Safety NetVirginia Organizing Visits Rep. Goodlatte’s Harrisonburg Office;Calls on Him To Protect—Not Cut—Medicaid Meanw ...
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The Virginia Health Reform Initiative (VHRI) met on July 15. The task force made a number of important decisions about how health care reform will work in Virginia. They mostly talked abou ...
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Virginia is one of five states that could lose its AAA bond rating thanks to the to the politcal theatrics of Rep. Eric Cantor and his refusal to raise the debt ceiling without draconian cuts. On July ...
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July 5, 2011 PENNINGTON GAP, Va. - A small, rural area of southwestern Virginia was a launching pad in the 1990s for a then-newly-approved pain-relief drug, Oxycontin. According to locals, drug addict ...
Read More »Making Health Care Work for Virginia's Small Businesses - FINAL - July 2011. ...
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On July 12, Virginians from all over the state visited DC to tell Senator Webb and Senator Warner to protect social security. The group joined hundreds of community members from around the country for ...
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July 15, 2011RICHMOND, Va. - As the debt-ceiling debate continues in Washington, some of Virginia's college students and interns are traveling around the state to make sure cutting Social Security ...
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