My name is Amy. A mama of two living in Colorado, I'm passionate about birth
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Ten million children under the age of five die in the world each year, but the next president of the United States has the power to make a real difference in reducing that number. Read about it before you cast your vote in the upcoming election. It’s my post this week on BlogHer.
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Sherie says:
Thanks for yet another excellent and thoughtful post!
March 12th, 2008 at 11:19 pm
Vered says:
I am amazed at the low cost of humanitarian aid. I always assumed it was very expensive. Realistically speaking, I think that a president would only do it if he (she?) thought it would benefit them. It’s how things work in politics, and in life. You would think that wiping out malaria is something that any politician would be happy to have under his belt.
March 14th, 2008 at 12:47 pm