Mona Vishin Mangat
Dear Congresswoman Castor - Thanks for voting for HR 3962. You've helped take us one step closer to real health care reform. This reform will improve access for millions of Americans, put in place some much needed insurance industry reforms, improve our primary care work force & really allow physicians, like myself to ...focus on 'doctoring'. I thank you on behalf of Doctors for America (DFA) & the American people.
In solidarity - Mona Mangat MDRead More
In solidarity - Mona Mangat MDRead More
Francine In Tampa Congresswoman Castor - Thank you for voting for H.R. 3962 Saturday night, and thank you for speaking out on behalf of women's health. The men speaking against womens health equality need to realize that breast cancer, nor pregnancy are not just a woman's concern.
Kurt
Dear Rep. Castor,
Thank You for voting for H.R. 3962. I'm glad I voted for you and I'm glad you keep on working for the Tampa Bay area citizens, Your strength is needed in the house and we need more fighters like you in our nation.
Robert Thompson i want to personally thank you for your vote for heatlthcare reform. as a previous medical biller i have seen the crimes that insurance companies have committed against the policyholders they are supposed to cover. i also want to thank you for not bucking under the crap being spewed on fox news. stay strong and we will stay strong for you!
Sam Rivera
Dear Congresswoman Castor
I did vote for you in the last election and I wish to publicly apologize to everyone for that vote. Congress has done nothing but spend spend spend. Its like you people are paying your bills with credit cards except you expect me and my kids to pay off your debt. Time to stop spending and start... saving this country. I stand in opposition to this health care bill currently being debated in the House.Read More
I did vote for you in the last election and I wish to publicly apologize to everyone for that vote. Congress has done nothing but spend spend spend. Its like you people are paying your bills with credit cards except you expect me and my kids to pay off your debt. Time to stop spending and start... saving this country. I stand in opposition to this health care bill currently being debated in the House.Read More
Sharon Wells Prestegaard If this bill is passed it will mean more of our money to Washington - Maybe you can do what California just did - take 10% more out of everyone's paycheck. Even though you think we cannot take care of ourselves, we want to manage our own money. Are you aware of how many people are against this bill?
Lucie Darkes As one of your constituents from Temple Terrace, I ask that you please vote in favor of the House bill tomorrow. You have been wonderful in your support of the public option; keep up the good work. Thanks for all you do.
David Camacho As a constituent from Tampa, I just want to register my support for healthcare reform with a strong public option - no opt out, no trigger. Thanks for doing a great job.
Anthony Ganter For those who have commented on VA/NJ, You have left out that in the 2 congressional races the GOP/Teabagger candidates both lost.So the house had gained on the Dem side,where National policy is set
Sharon Wells Prestegaard
Medicare is costing 10 times more than predicted - it is full of fraud and waste - The government is spending my Social Security money faster than they get it - WHY START ANOTHER GOVERNMENT PROGRAM - There are better ways to reform health care - start with tort reform - let insurance companies sell across state lines -... help people who want and need help paying for insurance. You get to shop for insurance - why can't we - or do you think we are too incompetent to make decisions for ourself.Read More
Kathy Castor I will continue my strong commitment to a public option to foster choice, competition and lower premiums as a part of health insurance reform.
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Florida Congresswoman Kathy Castor discusses health care reform and the notion of having a Public Health Insurance Option.
Kathy Castor I recently introduced legislation to eliminate the disparities in breast cancer treatment and will continue to work towards health care reform.
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When NFL players take the field dressed in pink, you know something has changed. We've come a long way from the days when breast cancer was a taboo subject. In this 25th-anniversary year of Breast Cancer ...
Emily Vaughan hey neighor:) hello kathy fans.
Pat Chamberlain Thanks Congresswomen you are soooo like your mom
