If you're in favor of expanding access to health care to 30 million people now uninsured …
And/or if you don't think health insurance companies should be allowed to exclude sick people from access to health care …
And/or if you think it shouldn't be legal for health insurers to keep premiums but end contracts when the insured get sick ("rescission," they call it) …
And/or if you'd like to see the federal deficit reduced by $130 billion over the next 10 years and by even more after that …
And/or if you'd like it to be possible for anything at all more to be done to improve America's health care system in the next 10-15 years instead of seeing health care reform again relegated to unmentionable status for at least that long
And/or if you're interested in ever again receiving a raise from your employer instead of watching that raise — and eventually your base salary — get swallowed up by the ever-increasing cost of your health care benefits …
Then please consider making a phone call to your senators and your representative this week.
If you don't know the number, you can look it up in a couple of clicks at Congress.org.
Thank you.
(Image swiped from Mother Jones. I'm fairly sure they won't mind.)