[Vision2020] We already knew that there was no heart in Wal-Mart

[pkraut at moscow.com]

I believe this is one of those isurance issues that Ms Clinton and way 
too many others will bog us down in with their demand we all have 
isurance. It won't fix anything. 





> See CNN video at http://action.walmartwatch.com/page/s/debbieshank
> 
> Debbie Shank was a Wal-Mart employee when she was left "brain damaged, 
disabled and
penniless" from a car accident seven years ago. But after the Shank 
family received a
settlement from the trucking company at fault, Wal-Mart demanded 
reimbursement for every
cent it had paid for Debbie’s medical bills – plus interest and legal 
fees. Last week,
the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Debbie Shank’s case, leaving her 
family no choice
but to pay Wal-Mart $470,000.
> 
> Now her family doesn’t know how they’re going to be able to afford 
Debbie’s nursing
home bills. Wal-Mart’s lawyers may be following the law, but they 
certainly aren’t
following their hearts. Take a moment to let the Shank family know you 
are supporting
them, then tell Wal-Mart to make the moral choice and help Debbie Shank.
> 
> After signing the petition, you'll be able to download a flyer you can 
distribute in your
community. Give it out anywhere you think Wal-Mart shoppers will go!
> 
> Sign petition at http://action.walmartwatch.com/page/s/debbieshank
> 
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