May 17, 2008

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"We're here because it is time to fix health care. After decades of talk and study, it's time for action," Senator Wyden said.

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"It is time for fundamental, not incremental change, and Senator Wyden has a plan that is practical and principled," said Andy Stern, President of Service Employers International Union.

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"Senator Wyden has introduced an innovative proposal that lays a foundation to begin a serious discussion on health care reform in this country," said Steve Burd of Safeway.

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Mike Roach, owner of Paloma Clothing in Portland, Oregon, and 30-year member of the National Federation of Independent Business, spoke about the needs of small businesses.

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"What thrills me about what Senator Wyden is doing is we are now opening a dialogue which I think is going to intensify in the next two years," said Ron Pollack of Families USA.

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Don Schumacher, Executive Director of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, discussed how the legislation would affect those receiving hospice care.

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"I am very hopeful that Senator Wyden's proposal will start the debate in Congress on how best to reform our nation's health care system," said Dr. Patricia Maryland.

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"Healthcare reform is good for families, it's good for our people and it is good for our business. So we are here to support Senator Wyden," said Bob Beal, CEO of Oregon Ironworks.

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"The Act provides universal coverage for no more money than our country spends today. Better care, financial health and security, no increase in costs," said Senator Wyden.