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As mentioned in the previous post ”MMSC ON THE RADIO“, I was interviewed by Michael Mazzariello on his weekly radio show “Closing Arguments” on 1-17-09. Besides talking about the business, I was asked to elaborate on my quote in the paper about healthcare coverage for small businesses. Here is the clip of that interview:
After my interview, NY Congressman John Hall was on the show. Michael asked him to comment on my remarks. Here is that clip:
Keep it tuned right here for more details on this imortant topic!
I was interviewed on 1-17-09 by Michael Mazzariello, host of “CLOSING ARGUMENTS”, a weekly radio show heard locally in the Hudson Valley on WGNY 1220-AM, and also streaming on the web: http://www.wgny.net/pages/1267077.php.
The interview is broken up into 2 parts, along with a special feature. In Part 1, Michael interviews me about the business. You can listen to that clip at the end of this post. In Part 2, he asks me about the Orange County Chamber’s Elected Officials breakfast. And then, in the Special Feature, he speaks with NY Congressman John Hall about the small business healthcare issues I talked about. Those two parts are in the next posting.
As a small business owner, I have struggled for almost 10 years trying to obtain and keep health care coverage. Premiums are outrageous, renewals are ridiculous, and it seems that no one on the Federal or State level can do anything about it! But I have chosen to carry the torch and make people aware of the issue. Here is a link to some comments I made recently at the “Elected Officials Breakfast” held annually by the Orange County Chamber of Commerce.
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