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<h3>At a moment when Washington is making it harder for families to afford the American dream, our communities deserve a trusted leader who’s proven that he will fight for the people over the powerful, and will defend our Constitutional rights against all threats, foreign and domestic.</h3><h3>Tom Perriello has spent 25 years winning tough fights — taking on corporate lobbyists, electric utility monopolies, and the Trump administration – and pushing for our country to go bigger and be bolder to deliver results that bring down costs, raise paychecks, and protect our democracy.</h3>Born in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and educated in Albemarle County public schools, Tom flipped one of Virginia's most conservative congressional districts in 2008 — a seat the pundits had written off. He cast the key vote to pass the Affordable Care Act, fought for Wall Street accountability, and earned an A+ from Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. After Congress, he led organizations that fought for more affordable healthcare, stronger voting rights and reproductive freedoms, and doubling the minimum wage. President Obama then asked him to represent our country, negotiating deals to expand human rights and humanitarian access.&nbsp;In Congress, Tom stood up to intense pressure from corporate lobbyists to cast a courageous vote for the Affordable Care Act — guaranteeing coverage for more than 32,000 people in his district and making it illegal to deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. Tom even pushed Democratic leaders to go bolder, with a public option or buy-in to Medicare. After Congress, he kept fighting to reduce prescription drug prices, expand Medicaid coverage for more than 600,000 Virginians, and prevent our rural health clinics from closing.&nbsp;He believes every family deserves a fair shot at an American dream that leaves no region, race or generation behind. For years, he has fought to double the minimum wage, outlaw predatory lenders, and expand paid medical leave. In Congress, he pushed his own party to be tougher on Wall Street, and he was the first statewide Democrat to refuse corporate donations, even from the powerful monopolies that fund both parties in Virginia and then jack up electric bills for the people. He fought side by side with communities throughout the Blue Ridge to defeat the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and to land good-paying clean energy jobs.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tom has faced down threats to democracy, at home and abroad, even in the face of death threats. He spent four years fighting the abuses of the Trump Administration, stood against hate groups in the streets of Charlottesville, and rallied support for voting rights, civil liberties, and reproductive freedoms. In Congress, Tom held over 100 hours of town halls because he believes you can't represent people without listening to them first.&nbsp; Later, he served on the Boards of Indivisible and the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood, as well as co-founding Bird of Light Ukraine and MutualAidSudan.org. The son of Linda and Vito Perriello, Tom still lives outside Charlottesville. He is an Eagle Scout from Troop 114 and a graduate of Yale College and Yale Law School. His parents and his parish taught him to live a life of service, to treat compassion as a verb, and to understand that love of neighbor does not stop at the end of your street. Tom has 7 godchildren and is the proud uncle of 10 nieces and nephews.&nbsp; .

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<h4>Former Congressman Tom Perriello and Harrisonburg Community Members to Join Protect Our Care Virginia in Discussing New Report Detailing Republican War on Health Care</h4><h4>Since Taking Office, the Trump Administration Has Launched an All-Out Assault on Access to Health Care</h4>HARRISONBURG, Va. — On Tuesday, March 10 at 11:30 a.m. at Sage Bird Ciderworks, former Congressman Tom Perriello and Harrisonburg community members will join Protect Our Care Virginia to discuss <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrYSiC8Yld-E_A92R0Bq0ImPaLwtjtlvTVxMHW8cRVNbw4cgjejvsP3GRdJ33NUcoQCMbb4xLrHf76cwmGjN1xbfapEo_vFgBbMI1Acg_NM09MilfyPUgV3QVCV2LLjMU4PGfcw7wmuHkXEFrAHVfGZ61PTuGsUWXevSHZKfpRu1A9wTEMlgbFBj2n-bIMYNDw==&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">a new report</a> kicking off Protect Our Care’s March Madness campaign, which highlights how Donald Trump and his allies in Congress, including Rep. Ben Cline, are turning their backs on the American people and gutting health care coverage to give the ultra-wealthy another tax break. In the first year of his second term, the Trump administration has skyrocketed premiums, raised out-of-pocket costs and slashed Medicaid funding, forcing working families to choose between health care and other basic necessities.&nbsp;Thanks to GOP premium hikes, 22 million Americans, including 50,0000 Virginians, will <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrYSiC8Yld-ELlVxN1isxBE9hW0tsmr1ZIqZ1CISzFk_Ex5mGh38T6Yplx-hPhjZlb5rVYzyMm4YMqmW38h-c8PWfHQmbWYhSIS00swP7vx8o4Vy1jxFHVKLEFXzYC7d2t-t5JLOYez2twufwylHtV1t2mQphKsICDXpCqVtYGwFSKk1u0EVLFerN9FzhhtWduzA7RfW11skap0OlJvpRua-OqhkgnvKZg==&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">lose their health care coverage</a> entirely this year alone, including <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrGUUixI0ir89dGxXQpudfFCUp2O02IcksQWSCGseJfWMmlqtmA5l6eyASVjWX-dykpvT0RHas4kB9luvdf-sIXV1SLFIAlCyfwLXnmVoNiGkTImY_32kkgP7bhWA4nL0DqkYlA83ZGtZMvmhPk2H0dv35sJMbZ7Ggfpn5laJO50psRc4xQskgc-ap6WaFA0yNJkxNr9UJAIWb8JZXUTOnezUCQR1b5mHYJFwZNw1LDta05KEN4XKWOxT7Dx1ti0UBEMV3Llcp4R&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">small business owners</a>, <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrGUUixI0ir8iC9dWC3Zje4pvMFRrfHvUpV7YDbk6ysrQ5mkHXujRgSDo2Qme6YwnO0ZQjPXSvCHy1rig4NyLIkL4WkwIhOxy2LBR14GHz2pyqICYHttnlIwmGjpVZ7nGGubBJozE3FCAxZxPnpiKp_ZEdLeMr3rHhu2W4C5nfsSrPL99A5GOZB246TSaZXmUeiGAu6IX3nHYnSIs1UyA45-Clcv_YaxMJW3lDOIwX11&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">farmers</a>, and <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrGUUixI0ir8ZwPjZK0EfuE1LsgfJgRKfufdJkyNuJOklHFGMxLopqR4uqHTIx859npiUmxsv3CEbrr7HzFBzOA0JFttB4mVmczjt3PJS24aKZqTaFlrFge18K4Xp5tZeS5W-PkhRA_mbCrg_FLjgD8VRH4LmDiCp-R43irf71XZkOqHJQYwTQZfPgOMKLdX4D0V3AlQ6KtUC4YUtH2ggUhFtyUPtMp3A4YbEOLApPRP&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">older adults</a>. Meanwhile, due to Trump’s Big Ugly Law, several Virginia <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBhEGuXDbe081WjMWuj5PciWMtvetp3Yg6EC-d7EJ0evmI7FJ9h2tMlI1XUiO5zXX0--TDvsEyXv2ow_flNuudZXpt5sTivUbDmsAZ4DbhwI6lXiBlP_rC_y4rk7-kaYOwODTag6TYd-z&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">hospitals and clinics</a> are closing, have already announced cuts, or are at risk of closure. 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Ben Cline, accountable for gutting vital, popular health care programs that Americans across the political spectrum depend on.WHO:&nbsp;<ul><li>Former Congressman Tom Perriello</li><li>Health care provider Jena Crisler</li><li>Health care provider Makayla Venable</li><li>Health care storyteller Michaela Blosser</li><li>Katie Baker, Virginia State Director of Protect Our Care&nbsp;</li></ul>WHAT: Roundtable discussion on new report from Protect Our Care highlighting how Republican attacks on health care will cause Virginians to lose their health care or pay more for it.WHEN: Tuesday, March 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.WHERE: Sage Bird Ciderworks. 325 N Liberty St, Harrisonburg, VA 22802###﻿﻿Protect Our Care is dedicated to making high-quality, affordable and equitable health care a right, and not a privilege, for everyone in America. We educate the public, influence policy, support health care champions and hold politicians accountable. We fight to expand access to affordable, high-quality health insurance, lower the cost of health care for individuals and families, and reduce inequities in health care based on gender, income, race, ethnicity, geography, or sexual preference.

HARRISONBURG, Va. — On Tuesday, March 10 at 11:30 a.m. at Sage Bird Ciderworks, former Congressman Tom Perriello and Harrisonburg community members will join Protect Our Care Virginia to discuss <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001iHemUO3XuduTd99qFW43hRn8_JJZxeLVEYhUmfNdHnr5qXZJq-ySBrYSiC8Yld-E_A92R0Bq0ImPaLwtjtlvTVxMHW8cRVNbw4cgjejvsP3GRdJ33NUcoQCMbb4xLrHf76cwmGjN1xbfapEo_vFgBbMI1Acg_NM09MilfyPUgV3QVCV2LLjMU4PGfcw7wmuHkXEFrAHVfGZ61PTuGsUWXevSHZKfpRu1A9wTEMlgbFBj2n-bIMYNDw==&amp;c=pmxDyIry_uUMpZS2UBPSUHWg458mkrOkyFETW_qjGpB68cy_7xxgEg==&amp;ch=c2F511uuB_4IRcG6uiU8DqLzpuBqtB0t4horqBneQKyK2j9kEBngog==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">a new report</a> kicking off Protect Our Care’s March Madness campaign, which highlights how Donald Trump and his allies in Congress, including Rep. Ben Cline, are turning their backs on the American people and gutting health care coverage to give the ultra-wealthy another tax break.

Former Congressman Tom Perriello &amp; Harrisonburg Community Members to Discuss New Health Care Report

HARRISONBURG, VA (<a href="http://rocktownnow.com/">Rocktown Now</a>) — Former Congressman Tom&nbsp;Perriello&nbsp;and several Harrisonburg community members held a roundtable discussion today at Sage Bird&nbsp;Ciderworks&nbsp;to discuss&nbsp;healthcare under the Trump&nbsp;Administration.&nbsp;

Former Congressman Tom Perriello joins Harrisonburg community members in roundtable discussion

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Former Congressman Tom Perriello to Visit Evie’s Bistro and Bakery for Roundtable on How Paid Family and Medical Leave Would Benefit Women-Owned Small BusinessesROANOKE, Va. — On Friday, March 6 at 11 a.m., former Congressman Tom Perriello will visit Evie’s Bistro and Bakery for an informal roundtable on how a Paid Family and Medical Leave program would benefit women-owned small businesses.&nbsp;Participants will enjoy cake and coffee as they discuss the security that could come from small business owners and their employees having access to such a program.&nbsp;The federal <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lUllONXqljZDzJ2jz5rq17RmiEgZhWyavWPh8Qk288s-b1ThuChv0jwgVVoJDrBbcWfkYLyy8RuXj0bPlzkemPQN4o6Yfd7vmOM_rCNs5679wEUpwE0cvFYVnPQSDerrY18KjRCTuls2oHi9ua7xc6nr2rjAKXfta_X9BliTTN2WqWCuFsQ_Gv11W84phOMoyHe0U19scro=&amp;c=NBXoWRh9OcBToR_4YZinoW16pz9ajjx2tP6JcWspL_yV8Sr1EH5zrA==&amp;ch=w45hBPXf9od41AFT-3ia3OY98w6vzNzJ_eYjm64syFp78ehaQOE9nw==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Family and Medical Leave Act</a> allows workers to take up to 12 weeks of job-protected, unpaid time off to care for themselves or family members in the event of serious illness or injury, or to care for a new baby. The FAMILY Act, federal legislation to create a comprehensive national Paid Family and Medical Leave program, has been introduced this Congress by <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lUllONXqljZDzJ2jz5rq17RmiEgZhWyavWPh8Qk288s-b1ThuChv0jwgVVoJDrBb-E8CD2eW7RrJFgYPXP30CHlCgBllAH9hSm1cjppiEiN_HNNeEbFOdM1dIWf8BtE_8FoKPmNwTvrU5KNEFf2RPJoNhWfjaGdg4yewc_MRl2uWMLlVb78X86yJP2wK3Tgj59Wr3MXM_MbA25PB3ruxkw==&amp;c=NBXoWRh9OcBToR_4YZinoW16pz9ajjx2tP6JcWspL_yV8Sr1EH5zrA==&amp;ch=w45hBPXf9od41AFT-3ia3OY98w6vzNzJ_eYjm64syFp78ehaQOE9nw==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro</a> and <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lUllONXqljZDzJ2jz5rq17RmiEgZhWyavWPh8Qk288s-b1ThuChv0jwgVVoJDrBbmOlAxcwk5lBYxmewsoA6CGJ59rAue4-xnTrzG2gHeynmokxuRQ0OkOHLugcd6xbtEeOpmhgfoeTq3MYDhlPJfA08j_7HwsEfEVAeE_Zi63yMdnZeJVpZiUD2y2n3Ko_30DJR8uEp7HaslMVKv5o3ljfOcTMiwcr6AVv215rsHYoTd1ORwvXWeT8aFGMzUR5d40reFQzohCsaXqkNldyn1SI9z2vBRXa9BLDjP3aQxwpVs9UC1hLJvA==&amp;c=NBXoWRh9OcBToR_4YZinoW16pz9ajjx2tP6JcWspL_yV8Sr1EH5zrA==&amp;ch=w45hBPXf9od41AFT-3ia3OY98w6vzNzJ_eYjm64syFp78ehaQOE9nw==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sen. Kristen Gillibrand</a>. The legislation would ensure that workers can afford to take that extended time off by allowing them to receive up to 85 percent of their wages for up to 12 weeks. More information about that legislation can be found <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lUllONXqljZDzJ2jz5rq17RmiEgZhWyavWPh8Qk288s-b1ThuChv0jwgVVoJDrBb7Jtii-yZVJzytOJWtXwA14cp3NSP-G22bfDDpo9zprjXImIO8lUURXiCMS8BHb02tX3Shf2JmhnUABnyVQwFGWmh2cPx993vSgIIKHFuDjKmac8q6GKqy6qVSkvifIwU5PIw17-lb0etWhKKK63SkwAC5C_GU0cSI7Bko8_rGnEVnLx9VwKQcA==&amp;c=NBXoWRh9OcBToR_4YZinoW16pz9ajjx2tP6JcWspL_yV8Sr1EH5zrA==&amp;ch=w45hBPXf9od41AFT-3ia3OY98w6vzNzJ_eYjm64syFp78ehaQOE9nw==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>.&nbsp;In Virginia, legislation to create a state Paid Family and Medical Leave program is making its way through the General Assembly. The bills are being championed by Sen. Jennifer Boysko (D-Fairfax) and Del. Briana Sewell (D-Prince William).The event is sponsored by Americans for Healthy Families.&nbsp;WHO:Former Congressman Tom PerrielloAmelia Ammann, Owner of Evie’s Bistro and Bakery Owner&nbsp;Celeste Hodges, Owner of Motel StudiosHannah Kinder, Owner of Sanctuary Kitchen Gardens and Director of Operations and HR at Greener by DefaultWHAT: Informal conversation over coffee and cake to discuss how a Paid Family and Medical Leave program can benefit women-owned businesses in Virginia.&nbsp;WHEN: Friday, March 6 from 11 a.m. to noon.WHERE: <a href="https://gcdtx86ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lUllONXqljZDzJ2jz5rq17RmiEgZhWyavWPh8Qk288s-b1ThuChv0jwgVVoJDrBbvMD2LNZL9VU07T2u-EiBhEHeRoO7E1zLJljmSKpOYRyY92zRuORO5oholv-_mKqRSge5XIkhpLkWDy8dFJrf2fSwlgJusx7G8NoaQw7vO_4=&amp;c=NBXoWRh9OcBToR_4YZinoW16pz9ajjx2tP6JcWspL_yV8Sr1EH5zrA==&amp;ch=w45hBPXf9od41AFT-3ia3OY98w6vzNzJ_eYjm64syFp78ehaQOE9nw==" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Evie’s Bistro and Bakery</a>. 1212 4th St SW, Roanoke, VA 24016

ROANOKE, Va. — On Friday, March 6 at 11 a.m., former Congressman Tom Perriello will visit Evie’s Bistro and Bakery for an informal roundtable on how a Paid Family and Medical Leave program would benefit women-owned small businesses.&nbsp;

Former Congressman Tom Perriello to Visit Evie’s Bistro & Bakery for Roundtable 

Tom Perriello, a Virginia Democrat who was swept from the House in 2010, in large part because of his vote for the Affordable Care Act, is trying for a comeback this year — but far from running away from that vote more than a dozen years ago, he’s embracing it.“What’s aged politically even better than my support for the A.C.A.,” Mr. Perriello said, “was the fact that I was pushing right to the end for it to be stronger.”

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Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, said Perriello enters the race as a clear favorite for the Democratic nomination, citing his experience, name recognition and political network.“Perriello is a ringer for the Democratic nomination,” Sabato said. “He has national, international, as well as local contacts galore. He has the financing that he’s going to need to run. He has the right positioning for this particular year.”

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