Call is a co-founder of the Midcoast Health Care Reform organization and Maine Healthcare Reform. He said he and other protesters wanted to bring attention to the fact that no advocates of a government-run single-payer health-care system were represented at the Senate Finance Committee's round-table discussions on health-care reform. Instead, he said, only lobbyists and special interests with drug companies and insurance companies were invited to the table.
Capitol Police confirmed Thursday that he and four others were arrested and charged with "disruption of Congress" after they interrupted the hearing. A police spokesman said it was a misdemeanor charge.
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