Sometimes It Takes a Mom

We've got exciting news -- a mom just became one of our state's most powerful leaders. Assemblywoman Karen Bass was sworn in as Speaker of the California Assembly yesterday, becoming the first African American woman in the nation to serve in this powerful role. Way to go Speaker Bass!
As a mother, legislator, and medical professional, Bass has strongly supported healthcare coverage for children in the past. Now, join us in congratulating Speaker Bass and letting her know that we're behind her all the way in the fight to cover all kids.
** Click here to congratulate Speaker Bass and tell her you support the effort to make sure all children in California have healthcare coverage: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1768/t/1878/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=1221
In order to move important policies forward, leaders need to hear that the people they represent support them. Let's show our support now for both Speaker Bass and healthcare for all kids.
We definitely need a strong advocate in Sacramento right now. Due to the state budget shortfall, healthcare coverage for kids may be cut - not expanded! This is an outrage -- more kids, not fewer, need coverage now as the economic downturn is hitting families hard. Right now, approximately 763,000 children in California do not have healthcare coverage - that's more than 7% of all children in the state. We need to cover all kids, not take away their healthcare coverage.
** Don't forget to congratulate Speaker Bass and tell her you're behind her all the way in the fight to cover all kids: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1768/t/1878/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=1221
We'll deliver Speaker Bass a congratulations card with your comments along with a MomsRising t-shirt and necklace!
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fantastic!
She is so inspiring! I'd love to hear if we got a response from her office.
I look forward to signing lots of MomsRising actions that land on her desk! It's so great every time we get a mom in political office. Even if we don't agree on every issue, at least we know we have that much in common.
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