“Believe me, I understand the reality of trying to pay health insurance,” Trudell said last week from his Southern California home. “It drives me up the wall. But when you look at all the politics about health care, we’re getting promises and manipulated math. No matter what the existing problems are, there are going to be millions of Americans without adequate health care. So if that’s the situation, let’s prioritize the women and children first. Any culture that does not protect the culture of women and children is not a culture.”
“This isn’t about money or joining us or organizing,” he said. “It’s about participating in the democratic process by expressing our voice.” ~