Only the heartless could deny she is unworthy.    She doesn’t care that her mother is single and unemployed, and she doesn’t see any difference between an Eskimo and an Arab.  No amount of money spent killing terrorists could improve the world as much as keeping her healthy.  Not one lobbyist could convince me that tort reform is more important than being sure that she has the best opportunity for education and clean water and treatment for whatever ails her.  She is the reason we are here.  In the simplest terms, she is the future; she is hope in her great-granddad’s hat.