SOS protests on Capitol steps in Montgomery to make Medicaid Expansion a key issue in Nov. 8th election

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SOS protests on Capitol steps in Montgomery to make Medicaid Expansion a key issue in Nov. 8th election

Members of the Save Ourselves Movement for Justice and Democracy (SOS) held a press conference and speak-out for Medicaid Expansion on the steps of the State Capitol in Montgomery on October 14th. “We recognize that every issue is a voting issue as we approach the November 8th General Election in Alabama, we are here today […]

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