| # | Name | Comments |
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| 451 | Roheeni Saxena | |
| 452 | John Robert Martin | |
| 453 | Julie | |
| 454 | Lisa Curhan | |
| 455 | Joann Short | |
| 456 | Vilmarys Pichardo | |
| 457 | Daniel | |
| 458 | Mary Bruch | |
| 459 | Brittany | |
| 460 | Sherin Bennett | |
| 461 | Rachel Hills | |
| 462 | Susan W. Durham | |
| 463 | Donna Guerin | i constantly hear of the push to create new jobs inthe US, which I fully support. But most of the jobs on the tip of peoples tounges are contruction and manufacturing jobs, in which women are ignored, outted, or plain unwelcome. Please support EDUCATION, particularly at the elementary level and in libraries, which are mostly done by women. Thank you, President Obama |
| 464 | Jennifer Gresham | |
| 465 | Marina Menendez | |
| 466 | Anonymous | |
| 467 | Anonymous | |
| 468 | DANNAN TAVONA, FR, DD | Equalize these services for women in the military as well. |
| 469 | DANNAN TAVONA, FR, DD | Equalize these services for women in the military as well. |
| 470 | Nicole Darling | |
| 471 | Stacy Wood | |
| 472 | Cara Kangas | |
| 473 | Brian Durham | |
| 474 | E Williger | Since jobs will be created, they should be created for everyone. |
| 475 | nate thesing | |
| 476 | Jen May | |
| 477 | Amalia Davalos | |
| 478 | Chris Johnson | |
| 479 | Kathleen Geier | |
| 480 | John S. Adair | |
| 481 | Andrea Swalec | President-Elect Obama, please help ensure job creation for women. |
| 482 | Amanda Marcotte | Investing in female-heavy areas such as education and health care will be an investment in this country that will not just keep us treading water, but will lift us up. |
| 483 | Brady Swenson |
| 484 | Jo Gerrard | |
| 485 | Arjun Jayaraman | |
| 486 | Jaime Taylor | |
| 487 | Winnie Frolik | America is suffering from a shortage of nurses and teachers as is-especially in rural areas. Programs to train qualified educators and health care professionals then send them to where they are most needed will not only improve American health but be an excellent job stimulus as well. |
| 488 | Rachel Evans | |
| 489 | Elizabeth Hendrickson | |
| 490 | Nadya Arnaoot | |
| 491 | Jessica A. Cassidy | |
| 492 | Gloria Feldt | This is a very important effort. I will blog about it and urge others to do so.
http://www.GloriaFeldt.com/heartfeldt-politics-blog |
| 493 | Catherine Morales | |
| 494 | Danica King | |
| 495 | Anonymous | As a social worker I encourage you strongly to put significant effort into occupations traditionally populated majorly by women, especially including social services, the provision of which employs thousand of people and helps many millions more. Social services have been cut time and time again, thereby depriving a disproportionate number of American women of vital resources, as well as those who expedite and assist in the provision thereof. |
| 496 | Alberta Keeney | |
| 497 | Christina Buck | The diversity of this country is its greatest strength - make sure to use that strength as we move toward a stronger, healthier country. Equality is vital and should not be ignored!!! |
| 498 | Susan King | |
| 499 | Angela Hayden | Help women and children |
| 500 | Annie Hill | |