About 50 people held signs in protest of President Obama's health care plans at a Scottsdale Goodwill store where U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Tempe, was hosting his "United We Serve" community action day.Tom Jenney, organizer and Arizona director of Americans for Prosperity, said the event was a way to express their concerns about health care reform.
"We're here to make sure that Harry Mitchell will not vote to turn over American health care over to the D.C. bureaucrats," he said.