Tell Your Friends About the Bush Legacy on Health Care

President Bush's time in office may be coming to an end, but the impact of the Bush legacy will be felt for years to come. The Bush Administration has allowed our health care system to be taken hostage by the insurance industry, who determines what they cover, when they�ll cover it, and how much they�ll pay with little pushback allowed. Access to health care and quality of services is increasingly based on our ability to pay.

Help define President Bush's legacy by asking your friends and family members to join the Bush Legacy Project:

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Message:	With George W. Bush's presidency winding down, it's important that we remember just how devastating an impact he and his neo-conservative allies in Congress have had on America and the world. Check this out: http://www.bushlegacytour.com/healthcare The Bush Administration has allowed our health care system to be taken hostage by the insurance industry, who determines what they cover, when they�ll cover it, and how much they�ll pay with little pushback allowed. Access to health care and quality of services is increasingly based on our ability to pay. The conservative solution to the health care crisis has been to push the system into the private market � and the impact has been alarming. In 2001, 41.2 million people were uninsured. By 2006, that number had jumped to 47 million. What�s worst, 8.7 million children are among those uninsured. The Bush Legacy Tour is a traveling museum - complete with exhibits on the Bush Legacy on Iraq, Katrina, the economy, the environment, and more. Don't be surprised if you see a giant blue bus with Bush's face on it on the highway this summer! Definitely go to http://www.bushlegacytour.com to see where the bus will be, check out the exhibits, and find tools to help you inform others about the bus tour and the Bush legacy.