For the first time in this campaign, we were at serious risk of missing a self-imposed financial goal.

Then, yesterday, you came through.

And now, we're back in it.

And we're not about to let up.

But for the first time since we started this campaign, we are in danger of not meeting one of our financial goals.

This is Ralph Nader.

As you know, Nader/Gonzalez is being blocked from the Presidential debates.

The corporate controlled, so-called Commission on Presidential Debates will not let any independent candidate in unless they show 15 percent in a series of polls in September.

In the age of the Internet, Ralph is a believer in taking it directly to the people.

State by state.

And whatever Ralph says goes.

The June 2008 issue contains stories that illustrate how this nurses group takes stands. On June 19, the CNA sponsored street rallies for its Medicare for all (single-payer with free choice of doctor and hospital) in San Francisco and a dozen other major cities around the nation. For over a decade these nurses have made full Medicare for all their major goal. They have run voter initiatives, lobbied legislatures and have opposed sweetheart labor-management deals like those embraced by the Service Employees International Union – SEIU. (SEIU also opposes single-payer health insurance which is supported by a majority of physicians and the American people.)

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Michael Moore yesterday called you "crazy" for supporting and voting for Ralph Nader for President.

Michael Moore says we're all crazy.

If yes, make a contribution now to help fund our protest rallies in Denver (August 27) and Minneapolis (September 4).

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