Friday, October 22, 2004
she-wheeling
Gloria Steinem is on wheels. In a recreational vehicle, to be specific. She'll track more than 1,500 miles to reach out to voters in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Ohio with her lecture titled, "Why This is the Most Important Election of My Lifetime."
Her press release states, "Whether young people go to war or not, whether women can make their own reproductive decisions or not, whether there is arsenic in our drinking water or respect for the United States in the world – these are just a few of the life and death questions...Voters also need to be aware that the next President will likely appoint two or three of the nine Supreme Court Justices, who rule for a lifetime. We are not just talking about four years, but decades of influence over our rights."
Her press release states, "Whether young people go to war or not, whether women can make their own reproductive decisions or not, whether there is arsenic in our drinking water or respect for the United States in the world – these are just a few of the life and death questions...Voters also need to be aware that the next President will likely appoint two or three of the nine Supreme Court Justices, who rule for a lifetime. We are not just talking about four years, but decades of influence over our rights."
