Deborah Ann “Debbie” Dingell is an American woman born on November 23rd, 1953 in Detroit, Michigan and has always had a deep passion for the government and politics. Growing up, she went to Georgetown University in Washington D.C., earning her Bachelor in science and foreign services and Masters in liberal science. Shortly later in 1981, she decided to marry the love of her life, John Dingell Jr., who at the time was a United States Representative for Michigan 16th congressional district that contains Dearborn, Downriver and Monroe county and a past Michigan 15th congressional district representative which consist of Wayne, Washtenaw and now Monroe counties. John Dingell Jr. is the longest served representative in the United States while serving
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It is a non-profit organization that works with other women’s health care organizations to promote a healthy lifestyle and and advertise the information across the United States. The other charity published was the Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that was started in the early 1980’s in Bethesda, Maryland to help families that were waiting in the waiting room during their children’s treatments instead of returning to their hotel rooms. Doctors recognized this problem and decided to create this organization provided to the families of children who are at the NIH Clinical Center one comfortable room at no-expense in a hotel nearby the hospital for them to attempt to relax and not have to spend a fortune renting out a hotel …show more content…
When she worked as Wayne State University’s governor, she supported numerous initiatives and organized various efforts to help create a stronger earlier childhood education and also co-chaired for the Children’s Leadership Council in which promoted this system. While she was helping the education procedure, Dingell was funding for charities to help promote women’s breast cancer and heart health exploration. However, whenever she voted for certain bills, a majority of her votes have not corresponded very well with Congress’ outcome, almost every bill she voted on has had the opposite outcome. Dingell did endorsed Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Presidential election but throughout her campaigns, she seems to do nothing but slander and state that it was a weak strategy. Back in 2014, Dingell skipped a Michigan Senate Race that she was supposed to compete in, because she had heard some sexist comments and attacks from her male competitors and decided that it was best not to run for another
It is a non-profit organization that works with other women’s health care organizations to promote a healthy lifestyle and and advertise the information across the United States. The other charity published was the Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that was started in the early 1980’s in Bethesda, Maryland to help families that were waiting in the waiting room during their children’s treatments instead of returning to their hotel rooms. Doctors recognized this problem and decided to create this organization provided to the families of children who are at the NIH Clinical Center one comfortable room at no-expense in a hotel nearby the hospital for them to attempt to relax and not have to spend a fortune renting out a hotel …show more content…
When she worked as Wayne State University’s governor, she supported numerous initiatives and organized various efforts to help create a stronger earlier childhood education and also co-chaired for the Children’s Leadership Council in which promoted this system. While she was helping the education procedure, Dingell was funding for charities to help promote women’s breast cancer and heart health exploration. However, whenever she voted for certain bills, a majority of her votes have not corresponded very well with Congress’ outcome, almost every bill she voted on has had the opposite outcome. Dingell did endorsed Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Presidential election but throughout her campaigns, she seems to do nothing but slander and state that it was a weak strategy. Back in 2014, Dingell skipped a Michigan Senate Race that she was supposed to compete in, because she had heard some sexist comments and attacks from her male competitors and decided that it was best not to run for another