Californians in the State’s First CaliforniaSpeaks Health Care Symposium

Demonstrating the strong public support for fixing our broken health care system, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger – joined by thousands of Californians linked via satellite from eight different cities – today took part in CaliforniaSpeaks.

The event was California’s first statewide conversation on reforming our health care system. Click here to learn more. The first two photos were taken at the Hollywood & Highland Center in Hollywood, CA and the second two photos were taken at the Fresno Convention & Entertainment Center in Fresno, CA.

“With 6.5 million Californians uninsured, emergency rooms closing and overcrowded, $14.7 billion in hidden taxes on business, personal bankruptcies due to medical bills and people locked in jobs because of benefits – we need to fix our broken health care system this year,” the Governor said.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses broken California health care system in Hollywood.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses California’s broken health care system in Hollywood.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez in Hollywood hear from thousands of Californians discussing their health care.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez (DLos Angeles) in Hollywood hear from thousands of Californians discussing their health care from around the state via satellite.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses broken health care system in Fresno.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses California’s broken health care system in Fresno.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in Fresno listening to Californians from all over the state discuss their health care.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in Fresno listening to Californians from all over the state discuss their health care.

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