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Tag Archives: gop
How it can take ONE MINUTE to Start to Change the Mental Health System
Just think of how loud our voices would be if we all spent ONE MINUTE of our day asking a candidate (or several) to talk about how to SOLVE the mental health crisis. Getting them to talk about it is … Continue reading
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Will Trump Make America Great for Everyone?
Until about a year ago, I did not follow politics very much. However, this election has captured many people’s attention including mine. I think it’s mainly because of Trump’s outlandish statements that grabbed the attention of the media. Now, I am … Continue reading
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Does Kasich have a solution to the mental health crisis like he says he does
Since the presidential campaign started, I, along with other mental health advocates, have been trying to get the candidates to talk about how they would SOLVE the mental health crisis. We, as mental health advocates, are frustrated that mental illness/health … Continue reading
Candidates-Do you care about the mentally ill? PROVE IT!
Most of the candidates have been dodging questions about the problem of mental illness in America. Some will bring it up when talking about gun control by saying things like we need to fix the mental health system or we … Continue reading
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