The fourth and final question from Lyndon LaRouche's webcast of May 10th, 2013, on the role of human creativity as the primary element in any space development program.
This video captures Policy Committee member Michael Steger in Sacramento, California addressing one of the several press conferences LaRouchePAC is holding simultaneously this week in state capitols across the nation.
Dennis Mason gives an overview of the events from this week's national Mobilization.
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Former Massachusetts Congressional candidate, Rachel Brown and LaRouchePAC organizer, Jennifer Kreingold are joined by activist Arleen Martino reporting from Boston, MA on the activity at the Boston Statehouse to reinstate Glass-Steagall.
LaRouchePAC organizer, Tim Luke of South Dakota, delivers an on the ground report from Nebraska on the progress of a Glass-Steagall resolution in the Lincoln State House. He is joined by a team of activists including Jeannie Hanson (SD); rancher and organizer, Ron Wieczorek (SD); former state senator and NASA engineer, Ron Eret (NE); and symphony conductor and musician, Tom Widlar (NE).
Dave Christie reports from Seattle, WA, on the rally held outside of the Seattle Federal building, and the push for Glass-Steagall internationally.
Hector Rivas reports from Washington D.C. on some of the initial responses from LaRouchePAC's week of action, mobilizing in the U.S. Capitol for the international thrust for Glass-Steagall.




