February 10th, 2012
07:10 PM ET
9 years ago
Gabrielle Giffords' anti-drug legislation signed into law
Washington (CNN) - Gabrielle Giffords' final piece of legislation is now law.
President Barack Obama signed the bill in the Oval Office at the White House on Friday with the former Arizona congresswoman and her husband, Mark Kelly, looking on.
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Gifford is what public servants should strive to become. She is one of my very few heroes.
I agree. Plugging this, that, or the other hole in the dike when the flood is coming over the top and undermining the base is the height of silliness. Full employment for lawyers, no effect on the availability or use of drugs.
The courage of this woman is overwhelming. She could be home spending all of her energies on her recovery, but instead comes to Washington, as a former member of Congress, to see a piece of legislation that she thought was important signed into law. May all of our politicians take this leeson in selflessness to heart.
Hooray for you Gabby !! Thank You for all that You've done for us !! We Hope & Pray you have a Full Recovery !! Thanks Again Gabby !!
That's a good farewell.
also Senate and Congress Term-Limits, and Anti-Law reform, just pass and sign...please, Obama2012.
Anti-Lobby reform...i mean.
That was great & i pray for her speedy recovery for by JESUS wounds we are healed