Tami Stagman

"... citizens. "These are not abstract theories These are citizens of your state," the President said of the three sm women Sheryl Brown of Mad Susan Millard of Milwaukee and Tami Stagman of Lancaster Al. of them had written to the White House about health insurance problems. Mrs. Brawn had gone on welfare to pay the medical bills after hei husband came ..."

"... a common message for Washington. To the president, they say: don't give up! To the Congress: Do something! Susan Millard, 38, of Milwaukee, who cannot afford health insurance, and Tami Stagman, 35, of Lancaster, who is covered by her husband's policy, met thc president last April when hc was in Milwaukee pushing his own healthcare proposal. They were invited to meet ..."

"... a common message for Washington. To the president, they say: Don't give up! To thc Congress: Do something! Susan Millard, 38, of Milwaukee, who cannot afford health insurance, and Tami Stagman, 35, of Lancaster, who is covered by her husband's policy, mct the president last April when he was in Milwaukee pushing his own healthcare proposal. They were invited to meet ..."

"... a common message for Washington. To the president, they say: don't give up! To the Congress: Do something! Susan Millard, 38, of Milwaukee, who cannot afford health insurance, and Tami Stagman, 35, of Lancaster, who is covered by hcr husband's policy, met the president last when hc was in Milwaukee pushing his own healthcare proposal. They were invited to meet Clinton ..."