Call for POLITICIAN LEGIBILITY ACT

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   Name: Kate Gladstone on Apr 12, 2006

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   Name: Andrew Haber on Apr 12, 2006

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   Name: Richard Jarvis on Apr 12, 2006

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   Name: James on Apr 12, 2006

   Comments: Everyone needs to strive for legible penmaship. This will eliminate a multitude of misunderstandings and unsafe situations.

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   Name: Gayla Barkema on Apr 12, 2006

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   Name: Tom Pike on Apr 13, 2006

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   Name: Bradley D. Webb on Apr 13, 2006

   Comments: This is long overdue!

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   Name: Bruce Gillespie on Apr 14, 2006

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   Name: Gretchen Jeffers-Meister on Apr 18, 2006

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    Name: Leslie Fish on Apr 18, 2006

    Comments: I don't see why somebody smart enough to get into public office can't be smart enough to write legibly.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 19, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 19, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 19, 2006

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    Name: Jeffrey Greer on Apr 19, 2006

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    Name: Mike Gordon on Apr 19, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 19, 2006

    Comments: Decent handwriting is important for everyone!

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    Name: Robert V. Rose, M.D. on Apr 19, 2006

    Comments: American schools do not monitor fluency of alphabet printing in kindergarten or first-grade... This is a tragic omission, and as Maria Montessori pointed out long ago, a major stumbling block to literacy instruction, and therefore educational failure.

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    Name: Anonymous on May 28, 2006

    Comments: They have a college education and can't write legibly, that is just too sad!

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    Name: Walter on Jun 30, 2006

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    Name: Al Rodecap on Aug 2, 2006

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    Name: Don Fasig on Sep 24, 2006

    Comments: Documents handwritten by public officials in the course of their official duties are part of the public record and should be legible.

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    Name: Reid Baccio on Sep 30, 2006

    Comments: The ability to legibily write is an important skill we all need to culivate. Please encourage the passage of this bill. Thank you. Reid

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 31, 2007

    Comments: Perhaps there can also be a Children's Legibility Act by the Department of Education. Cursive writing stimulates neural pathways and increases learning power.

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    Name: Thomas Pollard on Apr 1, 2007

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    Name: Tobias Geerinckx on Apr 13, 2007

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Patricia Regan on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Theodore Kaskett on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Mariam Fistergraff on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

    Comments: I am a junior in high school. I remember registering for the S.A.T. Most of my classmates who I learned cursive with in elementary school, forgot how to write cursive to write the certification statement. Ronald Reagan was a president like no other; even a president has handwritten uncountable business memos and correspondents even though computers and typewriters were at his disposal. When I am writing a paper for school, I always handwrite it out for two reasons, one to maintain and/or improve my penmanship, two to keep the document safe should my school's computer system malfunction for the day, as it has done so many times.

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

    Comments: I am a junior in high school. I remember registering for the S.A.T. Most of my classmates who I learned cursive with in elementary school, forgot how to write cursive to write the certification statement. Ronald Reagan was a president like no other; even a president has handwritten uncountable business memos and correspondents even though computers and typewriters were at his disposal. When I am writing a paper for school, I always handwrite it out for two reasons, one to maintain and/or improve my penmanship, two to keep the document safe should my school's computer system malfunction for the day, as it has done so many times.

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    Name: Brian Andrew Wong on Apr 14, 2007

    Comments: I am a junior in high school. I remember registering for the S.A.T. Most of my classmates who I learned cursive with in elementary school, forgot how to write cursive to write the certification statement. Ronald Reagan was a president like no other; even a president has handwritten uncountable business memos and correspondents even though computers and typewriters were at his disposal. When I am writing a paper for school, I always handwrite it out for two reasons, one to maintain and/or improve my penmanship, two to keep the document safe should my school's computer system malfunction for the day, as it has done so many times.

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    Name: Sarah Rasmussen on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Yung S. Kim on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Nam Chung on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Marry O on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Swan Ipas on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Iman Morris on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 14, 2007

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    Name: Iman Morris on Apr 28, 2007

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    Name: Lynnette Thulin on Jul 11, 2007

    Comments: I am proudly an elementary teacher by calling and profession . I am concerned about the lack of handwriting emphasis in many of our public schools. Handwriting does make a difference in comprehension. Too many unnecessary and costly errors have been and are still being made in the medical field,banking,correspondence, etc. because of the inability to read what is written. A KC restaurant was closed by the owner for a day when the computer system met a technical problem and the servers had to handwrite the orders. The orders could not be read by the cooks so the owner closed for the day. This was reported in the KC Star.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 18, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 22, 2007

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