Single payer live blog: National Nurses Organizing Committee

Sat, 01/10/2009 - 7:08pm — lambert

Join our live blog with Donna Smith of the National Nurses Organizing Committee at 4PM EST, Sunday, January 11. (That would be tomorrow, tonight being Saturday.)

This is the second in our continuing series of live blogs on this topic; see the first, with Katie Robbins of Health Care Now! (and if you can, throw some kibble to the hamsters, right below).

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