I hope and pray they would not pull up Internet porn, but I would feel much better knowing it wasn't possible. I would also be appalled to find out an adult male patron sat next to my daughter and pulled up graphic images on the computer beside her. For her to see even one inappropriate picture is one to many for me. Lastly, the reality is that there are innumerable children in today's society who are not supervised by their parents, not in the home or in public venues. I think that people in society should do what small part we can to help children become moral, responsible, productive members of our society.
Teachers help, churches help and coaches help.
Don't stereotype parties Since the new president has been in office, it seems like the media have worked hard to try and create more controversy about the election by continuously reporting about the voting process and how so many votes were thrown out. The story written about accepting President Bush as a legitimate president seemed to have some one-sided comments by people who probably never will vote Republican and who are ignorant about who exactly makes up the Republican Party. There are a lot of hardworking, middle-class people who belong to the party as well. The Democratic Party has its own share of wealth, which has been known over the years due to the enormous contributions to its political agendas. It's not fair to say one party consists of rich people and one of poor when both are made up of a variety of income levels.