Michael Lighty

National Policy Director, National Nurses United

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National Policy Director of National Nurses United and the California Nurses Association; Campaign Manager for Yes on 89, a 2006 campaign to regulate lobbyists, special-interest money in politics

Michael Lighty on KCRW

The President and Democratic leaders have an agenda for healthcare reform.  Pass the Senate version by Christmas Eve; pass a compromise out of both Houses for a White House signing…

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The President and Democratic leaders have an agenda for healthcare reform.  Pass the Senate version by Christmas Eve; pass a compromise out of both Houses for a White House signing…

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The President and Democratic leaders have an agenda for healthcare reform .

The Looming Deadline for Healthcare Reform

The President and Democratic leaders have an agenda for healthcare reform .

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November's elections will likely set new records for campaign spending, led by the race for Governor and 13 ballot propositions .

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November's elections will likely set new records for campaign spending, led by the race for Governor and 13 ballot propositions .

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