I’m sitting front and center waiting for the start of ONE’s 1st panel at the RNCC. It’s called “New Frontiers in Global Health & Economic Development.” It’ll be moderated by Senator Bill Frist, and include talks by
After, Governor Huckabee will join us to talk about his recent trip with ONE to see poverty-fighting at work in Rwanda.
Finally, Senator Frist will moderate a second panel called: “Growth, Opportunity & Stability in the Developing World.” It’ll include talks by:
I’ll do my best to capture some video highlights and share them with you as soon as I can upload them.
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September 3, 2008 at 2:04 pm
http://www.notwrightforamerica.com calls “ONE” “THE CAMPAIGN TO MAKE YOUR WALLET DISAPPEAR.” It would interesting to see how ONE responds to the assertion that foreign aid has been ineffective in the past in helping people it is intended to help. I don’t question the motivations, but I do question the effectiveness.
September 3, 2008 at 3:47 pm
Not Right for America is one person’s opinion. I prefer the collective opinion of two million members of One. We may not have all the answers, but One is stepping up to the plate to try to solve the major issues of our time. Certainly improvement can always be made in terms of effectiveness, but I believe that the United States has come a long way in measuring what programs are cost effective and what ones aren’t.