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Again, it is obvious that resources of the John Mica campaign for congress (over 750,000 just to date) and the republican party are partnering to delete this entry.
Faye Armitage, a former republican, is a longtime healthcare and stemcell research activist, with a foundation on these matters to boot. Also, she was the successful candidate of the Democratice party in the primary in 2008 against Mica. She came the closest in a decade to defeating him. Republicans just dont want her recognition.
The tag to her article says that she "lacks notability" so should be deleted is obviously absurd. Certainly thousands of Florida voters and the Democratic Party would disagree, along with millions of supporters of stem cell research for whom she has been a longtime advocate.--Tfnewkirk (talk) 21:44, 24 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]
