Unofficial blog by a supporter and a former loyal constituent

As you can understand, this article is the last one that will put an end to the topic of political issues. And here we will see what Margaret Donelly thinks about weapon, family and economy.

During the 2004 House session, Margaret supported legislation to stop the state from entering into contracts that outsource state jobs. In order to have a strong economy, Missouri, she believes, must invest in new areas of growth while defending existing jobs from leaving the state. She strongly believes that we can be a leader in the life sciences and the biotech research industry. With the strong public private partnerships in this area, particularly at Missouri universities and colleges, we have the means to build new jobs and attract companies. We must use our state money to support research and attract these industries. There is a move to pass legislation that would define cloning so narrowly that it would make it a crime to perform promising stem cell research. It should be mentioned that , she vigorously opposes such limits on life-saving medical research. Can you imagine if one day a stem cell researcher would need a criminal defense lawyer simply for trying to save or extend our lives! That would be horrible and Margaret knows that better than many.

As for children and families, Margaret Donelly has a lot of experience. I has worked to prevent the safeguards for abused and neglected children from being weakened. She is ready to continue to support efforts to make the foster care system safer and more effective. She will also make it a priority to improve our system for monitoring day care programs to make sure they are safe.

And finally, concealed weapons… The concealed weapons carry law legislation has created problems for state and local police forces and concerns for our communities. The state cannot require the local governments to pay the cost of issuing the permits. No permits are being issued for St. Louis County while they challenge this provision in the law. She will continue to do what she can to close the loopholes that create dangerous conditions at schools and public places and to safeguard limits on the types of people who can carry concealed weapons.

After having read this article and three previous, you understand why I support this person…