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Congress Must Protect Medicare, Medicaid, Ryan White and Critical Health ServicesNovember 11, 2011 As you read this, 12 members of Congress -- the Super Committee -- are meeting in the back rooms of Congress, plotting the future of America. Are they villains or heroes for people with HIV? Are they coming to the rescue, or plotting doom? We know that you -- and your elected officials -- want a happy ending, and that means the Super Committee must reduce the deficit by including real revenue increases while also protecting vital programs for people with HIV from severe cuts. Send a message asking Congress to be Super Friends to people living HIV by protecting the future of health and social services. This article was provided by HIV Prevention Justice Alliance. Visit HIV Prevention Justice Alliance's website to find out more about their activities and publications.
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