#voinovich

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"If he [President Barack Obama] was for it, we [Republicans] had to be against it ... He [Sen. Mitch McConnell] wanted everyone to hold the fort. All he cared about was making sure Obama could never have a clean victory."

--retired Republican Sen. George Voinovich, 2012

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Ohio University Voinovich School Graduation Materials

For the Voinovich graduation ceremony of 2015, I designed a printed program as well as a congratulatory banner. In 2016, I modified the template to create an announcement for the graduation ceremony as well as an updated program. 

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My Letter to Voinovich

Below is a copy of the letter that I just wrote to Senator George Voinovich regarding health care. Feel free to copy and paste it into your own letter which you can submit here.

Senator Voinovich,

I am writing to implore you to do the right thing on health care. You are in a unique political position. You are not running for re-election. For the first time in decades, you can vote to do what you feel is best without having to worry about any political ramifications. You must know that the right thing to do is to make sure that all Americans have access to affordable health care. You must know that a public option would not mean that the government would "take over" health care. It would simply be a choice available to Americans that would serve as incentive for insurance companies to make their prices more competitive. You must know that there is already someone standing in between all of us and appropriate health care. That person is not a member of the government like so many people fear. That person is an executive of an insurance company whose sole objective is to ensure that his company is as profitable as possible. It is more profitable for insurance companies to drop coverages and deny claims than it is to actually take care of people who are sick. You must know that we have a moral imperative to make sure that not one more American die as a direct result of the shortcomings of his or her health insurance. You must know what is the right thing to do. Get health care, with the public option, passed. Let that be your legacy.

Best, Carrie Curtner