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March 4, 2008

"Stimulus" for opednews.

By Dave Davis

Lets put the Stimulus Package to good use. Donate a portion of this "found money" to your and my favorite internet OpEdNews.

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It's very comforting to find opednews on my computer each day. Here, I can express my own views and read interesting articles and stories from the grass roots folks around the country, - people who I may never meet, and yet I feel that I know. At the same time I know there is a need for funds to maintain the ongoing efforts of this work. The saying is still true, - "There is no free lunch."

I am pledging some of my "stimulus" money to opednews in appreciation for keeping us informed. The Congressional bi-partisan effort is underway to pass the Stimulus Package soon. The President has already committed to the need for this legisalation. According to Associated Press reports, rebate checks could be mailed out to individuals as early as June. But opednews needs our help now.

I invite other readers and contributors to join me in this effort. I like the familiar saying, "Many hands make light work." We can all give something. I have been encouraged at the amount of money raised by volunteers for Barak Obama's campaign. Thousands of grass roots citizenry donated the bulk of the funds for his candidacy. Let us all join in a similar effort to insure that opednews continues.  Yes we can!



Authors Bio:
I have an Associate Degree in computer programming and a BS in Business. Any contributions I submit to the public are mostly with the intent to promote fair elections that will return confidence to those who feel their votes have not counted or others who have been disenfranchised from voting.

My wife and I are senior retirees (she was a registered nurse)and recently purchased a 20 acre farm (2007)in growing zone 6 of south central Kentucky. Recent changes in the economy have prompted us to get involved in a more sustainable style of living, primarily growing ,processing and canning our own meat and vegetables. As of this writing, we wish we had done this 10 years ago.

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