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Barack Obama, Votes for Internet Maintenance
 June 24, 2007, 9:25 am (4 years ago)Barack Obama, is an American Senator and a candidate defending the President has voted down to maintain security for the internet, as told by the internet media and gaming association.
This was voted unanimously the previous month by the US senate for a resolution in making this month a national internet safety month, this was proposed by an Illinois democrat along with their fellow 2 senators Joe Lieberman of Connecticut and Ted Stevens.
This resolution by the senates is stressed to the 205 needs to protect children and citizens against the impending dangers of the internet, starting with the link of stats in regards to those under 18 and can use of internet.
Even though there are no details on how to protect the children, it does aware the people to raise the levels of being knowledgeable for internet safety all throughout the country.
The online organization, IMEGA has told that the authorities in the federal and state levels as well are increasing in directing that the internet is a virtually harmful tool and that can be one of the largest issue in politics in 2008.
IMEGA states that the law making body points out that the in the study and stats they had leave the impression that children line the online sites of social networking, gambling sites, pornography, as helpless as their parents who can’t stand to help.
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