Please attend Congressman Paul Broun's Health Care Town Hall

I can be there but I hope you make it. This invitation came from the Congressman Paul Broun's office. I implore you to investigate his stance and ask him questions about why he chooses to continue to make insurance companies richer.

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Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.




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From: paul.broun@houseenews.net
Subject: Health Care Town Hall
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 2009 08:14:37 -0700

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September 05, 2009

Congressman Paul Broun speaks to constituents at a recent community gathering. Join him this Tuesday for an open forum to ask questions.
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 Do you have questions about health care?
 Do you want to learn more about the health care changes being debated in Congress?
If so, join me and your neighbors on Tuesday, September 8th for my Health Care Town Hall.
On Tuesday at 10:00 a.m., I invite you to join me at the Oconee County Civic Center located at 2661 Hog Mountain Rd, Watkinsville, GA.  As the health care debate continues, I want to know what matters most to you in a health care plan.  After this, my 5th health care town hall, I will be ready to take your comments and ideas with me back to DC.

For more information, please call my office in Athens at 706-549-9588, click here to search for directions, or visit my website at broun.house.gov
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