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Parts of the Affordable Care Act, aka “Obamacare,” could easily end up on the chopping block this week. With it would go the “individual mandate”, or a requirement to either be covered or pay a tax, while expanding Medicare for a portion of the population meeting a certain level of income. While...

Topics: Ethics, Medical Ethics
Beliefs: Interfaith
Tags: health care, health care and faith, obamacare, sam fletcher, universal health care

Sam Fletcher

Spokane is full of activists. Some are in the faith community, some aren’t. But either way people are working hard to make changes in the community. Sam Fletcher writes for SpokaneFAVS about the many flavors and varieties of civic activism and how it intersects with religion. He plans to tell us...
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