'We sow solidarity, they sow misery'

The Good Life? Vol. 1, No. 10

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'We sow solidarity, they sow misery'
Members of the DSA, Pissed Off Grandmas and the Debt Collective gather before marching to a meeting of the Medicaid Advisory Committee on Thursday afternoon.

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For once, I'm devoting my entire column to a few good things, including a report from Thursday's Pack the MAC action in support of folks whose healthcare has been threatened by federal budget cuts.

~ Ty

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The Good Life - Nebraskans are speaking up for their neighbors

I've attended a lot of public meetings in my time, some boring and some heated. But the most memorable ones have always been those where members of the public show up en masse with a single issue on their minds. Thursday's meeting of the Medicaid Advisory Committee — not a public entity that usually garners much news coverage — was one of those.