voteinorout on Instagram: "#JonOssoff sought to prevent insurers from denying or delaying necessary medical care, but #SenateRepublicans blocked the amendment. He highlighted the struggles of Ellen, an Atlanta resident with multiple myeloma, who faced both cancer and insurance battles. Ellen’s story underscores the ongoing healthcare fight. She expressed frustration, stating, “For a corporation to have a finger on the button of your life is ridiculous.” This highlights the broader debate over healthcare access and the role of insurance companies in critical medical decisions. — #JonOssoff tried to ban insurers from denying or delaying medically necessary care. #SenateRepublicans blocked the amendment. #Healthcare remains the fight. Ossoff cited Ellen, an Atlanta constituent with multiple myeloma, saying she had to battle cancer and her insurer. Ellen said, “For a corporation to have a finger on the button of your life is ridiculous.” Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy. - Thomas Jefferson"

71 likes, 1 comments - voteinorout on June 4, 2026: "#JonOssoff sought to prevent insurers from denying or delaying necessary medical care, but #SenateRepublicans blocked the amendment. He highlighted the struggles of Ellen, an Atlanta resident with multiple myeloma, who faced both cancer and insurance battles. Ellen’s story underscores the ongoing healthcare fight. She expressed frustration, stating, “For a corporation to have a finger on the button of your life is ridiculous.” This highlights the broader debate over healthcare access and the role of insurance companies in critical medical decisions. — #JonOssoff tried to ban insurers from denying or delaying medically necessary care. #SenateRepublicans blocked the amendment. #Healthcare remains the fight. Ossoff cited Ellen, an Atlanta constituent with multiple myeloma, saying she had to battle cancer and her insurer. Ellen said, “For a corporation to have a finger on the button of your life is ridiculous.” Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy. - Thomas Jefferson".

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voteinorout on Instagram: "Jon Ossoff highlights how Congress has allowed drug companies to exploit Americans for years. He points to lobbyists, campaign cash, and a system prioritizing industry profits over people. #JonOssoff #BigPharma Ossoff argues, “It doesn’t have to be this way,” emphasizing the need for reform. He criticizes the influence of money in politics, suggesting that legislative change could protect consumers from high drug prices. His call to action reflects a growing demand for accountability and transparency in the pharmaceutical industry. — Congress has let drug companies rip off Americans for decades. Lobbyists, campaign cash, and a system that protects industry profits. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Follow @jonossoff for more. Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy. - Thomas Jefferson"

13 likes, 0 comments - voteinorout on April 29, 2026: "Jon Ossoff highlights how Congress has allowed drug companies to exploit Americans for years. He points to lobbyists, campaign cash, and a system prioritizing industry profits over people. #JonOssoff #BigPharma Ossoff argues, “It doesn’t have to be this way,” emphasizing the need for reform. He criticizes the influence of money in politics, suggesting that legislative change could protect consumers from high drug prices. His call to action reflects a growing demand for accountability and transparency in the pharmaceutical industry. — Congress has let drug companies rip off Americans for decades. Lobbyists, campaign cash, and a system that protects industry profits. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Follow @jonossoff for more. Help this information get to more voters. 🇺🇸 A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to Democracy. - Thomas Jefferson".

Lin-Manuel Miranda To Host Virtual Fundraiser For Jon Ossoff

The event also will feature performances from Sara Bareilles, Betty Buckley, Rosanne Cash and Alan Menken.