Argumentative Essay On Jane Nelson District 12

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Jane Nelson is a former business woman and educator who serves as a Texas state senator for district 12. Before serving on the senate she served two terms on the State Board of Education (senate.gov). This history of business and education service shows in her commitment to Denton and Tarrant County. Her biggest issues are health, economic advancement, and improvement in education to her district. She is also very passionate about issues involving “abused children, seniors, cancer survivors, domestic abuse victims and people with disabilities” (Meet Jane). These are issues that transcend basic district needs. Instead, these are issues that affect every citizen (if not you directly then someone you know and care about). Senator Nelson is a republican …show more content…

I did not vote for Jane Nelson previously, but I do plan on voting for her in 2020 because of her devotion to her district’s education system, business vitality, and overall health of her constituents.

In the last 14 years, Senator Nelson has proven herself well aware of the issues facing her district 12 constituents, big or small. For you to understand this I will tell you a bit about myself, my town, and the issue I care about most. I live in Flower Mound. We're a relatively safe community with not much to fear. However, in 2014 residents started to fear they were more at risk of cancer because of an environmental report that came out involving fracking and the carcinogenic chemicals that accompany this sort of drilling (Scott, Brian). Rumors started to fly and eventually the residents demanded answers. The Texas Department of State Health Services were called in to investigate. After analyzing cancer registries and local data they found no increase spike in cancer for our area for all cancers, except for breast cancer. Breast cancer cases are 22% higher than …show more content…

However, it does implement common sense laws meant to protect citizens safety and privacy. I live in an area of suburbs near lake Lewisville. It isn’t an uncommon sight to see drones flying over the water, rooftops, or street intersections. As time passes, and technology continues to advance, drone activity is only going to grow. This increased air traffic brings along a number of problems such as hazard to small commercial planes and even emergency aircraft. Like earlier this year, in February, when a drone came close to crashing into a Denton careflite helicopter enroute to pick up a patient (Dallas News). A close call could have turned into tragedy, but this can be prevented with meaningful laws restricting improper use of unmanned aircraft. Luckily, legislation was introduced to restrict the use of drones over certain facilities and sports venues. HB 1424 is purposed to create a criminal offense for unruly drone behavior over prohibited areas. Jane Nelson voted in favor of this bill. If I was in her shoes I believe I would vote the same. This bill isn’t over-reaching. Instead, it is meant to place regulations and a criminal punishment to deter drone activity that could promote tragedy like the case in Denton. I find it respectable that Jane Nelson, 65 years old (wiki), finds the time to become educated on new technology and the possible negative effects it

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