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Valentine Middle School principal Ron Billings introduces State Senator Deb Fischer.

Nebraska State Senator Visits Valentine Middle School

State Senator Deb Fischer speaks to VMS Students

November 22, 2007

Senator Deb Fischer paid a visit to the Valentine Middle School on 
Wednesday, November 21.  She spoke to the entire student body about 
her background and reasons for wanting to get involved with the 
Nebraska State Legislature.  The 43rd District, which she represents, 
has a total of 17,000 square miles and is made up of small towns and 
rural areas.  She appreciates hearing from constituents and stated 
that she receives 50-100
e-mails a day that she reads and answers.


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Senator Fischer speaks to the Valentine Middle School students.


A student asked Senator Fischer why she chose to get involved in 
politics and she replied that she liked listening and helping people 
and as a Senator she could help write public policies that would 
benefit Nebraskans.  Another student asked what she felt was her most 
important contribution to the state since becoming a Senator.  Her 
answer included helping set the state budget and setting aside money 
for the hi-way trust fund. 

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Senator Fischer answers questions from the Valentine Middle School.

Senator Fischer explained term limits to 
the students and stated that she would run for a second term of office.
The Clerk of the Legislature, Michael J. Flood, encourages Senators 
to become an educational resource that encourages civic learning and 
understanding of a representative democracy.  Senator Fischer proved 
to be a valuable resource for the students at VMS.

Nebraska State Senator Visits Valentine Middle School

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