Tuesday, November 07, 2006
A Democratic Edict
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D) has a little something to say over at The Huffington Post.
Most of the spiel is your typical political science 101 mumbo jumbo, that is not worth mentioning in this post.
However I feel no shame in promoting two very key issues that she addresses:
1. That if elected, the democrats, with Pelosi as the majority leader, will promote stem cell research and. . .
2. That if elected the democrats will begin their quest to cut interest rates on student loans in half.
Now I am not new to this business.
The chances of these things actually coming to full fruition is virtually impossible. Still, even if this country only begins to look at stem cell research as a viable medical and economic entity is a monumental step forward; and even if the interest rates for college loans come down by only a fraction, it will mean great progress for the health and education of the same American citizens who are shaping this election.
Though regardless of all that partisanship, what is most important is that everyone get out and vote. Young and old. It has never been more important than it is right now. If it isn't too late for you, find your polling station and let your voice be heard.
Most of the spiel is your typical political science 101 mumbo jumbo, that is not worth mentioning in this post.
However I feel no shame in promoting two very key issues that she addresses:
1. That if elected, the democrats, with Pelosi as the majority leader, will promote stem cell research and. . .
2. That if elected the democrats will begin their quest to cut interest rates on student loans in half.
Now I am not new to this business.
The chances of these things actually coming to full fruition is virtually impossible. Still, even if this country only begins to look at stem cell research as a viable medical and economic entity is a monumental step forward; and even if the interest rates for college loans come down by only a fraction, it will mean great progress for the health and education of the same American citizens who are shaping this election.
Though regardless of all that partisanship, what is most important is that everyone get out and vote. Young and old. It has never been more important than it is right now. If it isn't too late for you, find your polling station and let your voice be heard.
