Virginia Rep. Jennifer Wexton advocating for bill using text-to-speech technology

SOURCE www.npr.org
Virginia Rep. Jennifer Wexton, diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy, advocates for bill using text-to-speech technology on the House floor. Her bill seeks to rename a post office after Madeleine Albright. Wexton is praised for her courage and dedication despite her health condition.

Key Points

  • Rep. Jennifer Wexton advocates for bill on House floor using text-to-speech technology due to progressive supranuclear palsy diagnosis
  • The bill aims to rename a post office after Madeleine Albright
  • Despite her health condition, Wexton remains committed to serving her constituents

Pros

  • Inspiring story of perseverance and dedication
  • Highlights the use of assistive technology in Congress

Cons

  • Progressive supranuclear palsy is a rare and degenerative brain condition with no cure