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Governor Jim Douglas and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick are hosting a forum on health care up at UVM today. The forum itself is invitation-only, and it starts at 1 p.m.
There's a rally in progress up at UVM as I type this.
The photo is from Shay Totten, who's on the scene with Seven Days reporter Mike Ives. Both of them are posting updates to Twitter — click here to follow them.
Here's a sample of what they've posted so far:
ShayTotten: Don at Small Dog says health care coverage needs to be decoupled from employment so folks aren't stuck on dead end jobs for benefits #vtrhfShayTotten: Dr. Marvin Malek - former VT Lt. Gov. candidate - shares with crowd the list used by insurance companies to deny claims #vtrhf
They'll have more comprehensive updates when they return, but for now, you can follow along here.
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