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Hi, Leah.Don't be discouraged by the terse nature of the previous responses.There are a lot of avenues you can go down with a degree in Communication. When I got my BA in Communication from Truman State in 2001, it was what I would describe as a liberal arts degree overviewing Marketing, PR and Journalism, and there was an alternate path for getting a Bachelor of Science, which was more focused on understanding language and how languages can be applied in science such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), which is an increasingly popular field in software development that is driving today's popular buzz in business referred to as "Big Data Analytics," which is currently being embraced by marketers and business strategists to better understand the market demand for products and effectiveness of all facets of business.When I graduated, my mind was open to a lot of possibilities. I developed a journalistic sense of how to structure a column and I enjoyed the creative rush of writing creative copy for advertising. My parents' advised me against advertising because it's a volatile field that rapidly expands and shrinks based on economic conditions. Businesses pull their marketing budgets in scarce economic times because it isn't essential to operation, even though we are taught that marketing drives demand for sales that support operations. I enjoyed my stints as a reporter for the school magazine and newspaper and I thought that would be a great path because people will always consume the news. But graduating in May 2001, that turned out not to be the case for me.In February of that year I'd been offered a job as a junior copywriter at Valentine Radford in Kansas City, but the offer dried up before I graduated in May. I got placed as a copy editor in the catalog department at Hallmark and was subsequently laid off in less than a week. The Kansas City Star was on a six month hiring freeze, and all the job postings I saw were for people with 3-5 years of experience, so I took a job as a cashier at Victoria's Secret to pay my way through the holidays.Some people in the corporate world might frown on taking a job in retail, but at the time, I saw it as a realistic way to pay my bills while I figured things out, and it turned out to be a great decision. When the market in Kansas City had not improved a year later, I decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film, and I was able to transfer out with a full time job at the Victoria's Secret in the Beverly Center. That location gave me access to so many people and experiences that helped me shape my career.Victoria's Secret has a very solid sales management program that is deeply focused on communication variables that drive the sale and connecting with customers. I was in the field using my knowledge of product, price, promotion and connecting it with in store metrics like units per transaction, average dollar sale and conversion. At the same time, I was learning to establish myself as an expert on lingerie fitting and elicit trust from women who let me see them in their undergarments to make recommendations and adjustments. And aside from the average Jane, guess who was getting comfortable in their undies with me? Literary agents and starlets and television producers.I appeared on behalf of Victoria's Secret as a guest expert on a pilot episode of Queer Eye for the Straight Girl, and the job worked around my crazy schedule as I went on to complete my Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Screen & Television at USC, interned on season 3 of the Apprentice, and later interned for the (non-Marvel) comic book studio that sold the rights to the majority of the comic book movies that were made over the last ten years.When I had finished my master's degree and had my fill of the retail world, I had an initial struggle because I had risen to making more money as a store manager than companies were willing to offer at entry level, but I connected with a temp agency and developed a portfolio of writing samples and even samples of reports I could create in Excel and PowerPoint Presentations and I was able to use these visuals as proof in a job interview that I was capable of doing the work.I networked my way into a job as a temp administrative assistant in the Engineering department at Facebook back when it was a modest 300ish employees. I wasn't one of the masterminds, but I was the person that sent faxes and reserved conference rooms and did all kinds of little favors for the engineers that were figuring out targeted advertising and search and monetization. Facebook's culture of transparency meant that some of those people were open to sharing ideas with me and actually listening when I had some of my academic and sales world insights to offer. Over the space of a year, the company grew from approximately 300 to 1000 employees and rocketed toward IPO.My time there as a nobody, combined with my management experience and academic training in writing was enough to get hired as a personal assistant to the director of a documentary on AIDS in Zimbabwe called "Tapestries of Hope," and that slingshotted me into the world of politics and nonprofit as I edited and published her blogs for the Huffington Post, coordinated details for her public appearances to promote the film and lobby for politicians to support the International Violence Against Women Act. I went on from there to work on the distribution of an independent film starring Benjamin Bratt titled "La Mission," for which I organized Cinequest after parties and negotiated the printing and shipping of movie posters and other promotional materials.Following the market crash at the end of 2009, jobs were scarce again and I took a job as an enumerator for the 2010 census, and later moved to Dallas, TX because I had heard that jobs were much more plentiful. When I charmed my way into the Dallas distribution office for Universal Pictures, the office manager explained to me that the local jobs were nothing so glamorous or exciting as my experience in California and that their office just literally planned the logistics and delivered the film content to the movie theaters across the Midwest. On that note, I transitioned my skills back to marketing and business development. I realized that there weren't many jobs for writers because companies were relying on their graphic designers to write, so I got an old copy of Adobe Creative Suite and started teaching myself to create diagrams and manipulate graphics, and suddenly I wasn't just a writer. I was a designer that could write, and there weren't a whole lot of those competing with me.I started writing business proposals and contract exhibits for a construction company, and then for a telecom start-up, and then dove back into movies at Studio Movie Grill where I was half of a two person team planning and promoting alternate programs for 15 movie theaters nationwide, writing media alerts and press releases and coordinating and executing community outreach events. I organized a Bring Your Own Barbie day and a Pound Puppies pet adoption day, acted as a reporter video documenting work Studio Movie Grill employees did building a house for Habitat for Humanity, and wrangled a team of 95 runners to participate in the Children's Medical Center Red Balloon Run & Ride fundraiser, where we tied for first place for best team tent.Currently I am writing a commercialization plan for a software R&D developing an NLP solution for Clinical Decision Support on a grant from the National Science Foundation, and am ramping up to develop franchise marketing materials for a Montessori School system. As you can tell by my journey, there are so many different places your career could grow. The guiding principle that has gotten me this far over the last thirteen years is that:I am in the business of doing whatever I convince someone to pay me to do.The career can be whatever you choose it to be. You just have to sell your employer of choice on the fact that you have a skill that is a value worth paying for.

Aliens. These plot holes not only allowed Hollywood to milk the cash cow that this successful movie turned out to be, as it was good enough to rate its odd sequel Alien 3, but was also indirectly responsible for the additional (and, at some points, utterly bizarre) sequel: Alien Resurrection. The movie Aliens, itself, is a wonderful movie for anyone who can handle jump-scares. Read onwards!Before I begin let me just say this is one of my FAVORITE movies of all time. I love the concept of seeing a platoon of heavily armed Marines going up against the aliens. We’re not talking just some crew of a cargo ship, some prisoners on a planet or scientists on a mobile research station. We’re talking MILITARY here. Granted they were highly skeptical of what Ripley was trying to warn them about what they’d be facing but at least they had a heads-up before things happened, plus they were armed and armored and they weren’t armed with just harsh language. Hudson even said,Private Hudson : I'm ready, man, check it out. I am the *ultimate* badass! State of the badass art! You do not wanna fuck with me. Check it out! Hey Ripley, don't worry. Me and my squad of ultimate badasses will protect you! Check it out! Independently targeting particle beam phalanx. Vwap! Fry half a city with this puppy. We got tactical smart missiles, phased plasma pulse rifles, RPGs, we got sonic electronic ball breakers! We got nukes, we got knives, sharp sticks...This was the fairest fight the aliens were ever going to get. Even the soldiers on in Alien Resurrection were just walking meat piles for the aliens to snack on.The ending to this movie, in no way shape or form, has a connection with how the third movie Alien 3, and as a result Alien: Resurrection, even happened. At the end of Aliens, the facility is in the process of blowing up. As Paul Reiser’s character Burke previously said:Burke: Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor, right? So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and adiós, muchachos.So when the dropship crashes into the side of this facility and starts a chain reaction, it’s up to Ripley to save Newt, and Rambo would be proud as she goes on a quest to save the helpless little girl. She gets all the ammo, fuel, and grenades she’ll ever need to take down anything she comes across and still have enough left over to destroy an ecosystem…. assuming she doesn't do something nutty like go on an emotionally-fueled shooting spree... She finds Newt, saves her just in time, and they stumble into the Queen’s nest.In a satisfying (and foreshadowed) splurge of foolish anger, Ripley destroys a bunch of eggs, aliens, and detonates a few grenade rounds in the egg-laying organ because being the “ultimate badass” that she is she KNOWS she wouldn't need any ammo after that. It’s amazing that no other alien drones could/would possibly attack them after THAT. At the beginning of the movie, after Ripley is shredded to pieces at her hearing, the conversation at the door goes as follows:Ripley: Van Leuwen? Why don't you just check out the LV-426?Van Leuwen: Because I don't have to. There have been people there for over twenty years and they never complained about any hostile organisms.Ripley: [alarmed] What do you mean? What people?Van Leuwen: Terraformers. Planetary engineers. They put up those big atmosphere processors to make air breathable. It takes decades. That's what we call 'shake'n'bake colony' [he tries to leave, but Ripley blocks his way with her arm]Ripley: How many are there? How many colonists?Van Leuwen: I don't know. Sixty, maybe seventy families [looks pointedly at Ripley's arm] Do you mind?Ripley: [lets him go and speaks to herself] Families. Jesus.So, with the idea that the families were at LEAST 2 members large, we’re talking at least 120 aliens, assuming the colonists didn’t kill a bunch with all the military training and hardware that they have. The QUEEN is under attack and Ripley tore through all of the drones? That’s just…amazing.Anyway…After an explosion/shockwave from the collapsing terraformer’s power plant rips through the facility the Queen is knocked to the floor, as Ripley and Newt escape, and she’s PISSED! So what does the Queen do? She rips away from the egg-layer and takes off after Ripley, of course!Stop. This is one of those HISHE moments. Youtube that if you aren’t sure what that means. It’s safe for work, and you’ll thank me later.This is how/why Alien 3 and Alien: Resurrection should never have happened. On the way out to get revenge does the Queen stop and scoop up a few eggs to take with her? Nope. She just goes as fast as possible after that fucking human who just killed her brood! When the Queen gets out of the elevator…do you see her put down any eggs? Nope. Hell…when the dropship fairly collides with the platform I don’t even see the Queen at that point but it’s implied she scampers up the landing gear to hide in the ship. However…do you think the Queen would know the dropship is about to do that, have a few eggs in hand, and still have enough limbs to grab on and scamper up into the dropship? Nope.The dropship makes a dramatic escape to the Sulaco, they all get off the dropship and warm feelings are flowing from everyone. Then Bishop gets speared by the Queen’s tail. As the Queen disembarks from the landing gear area (which must have been damn roomy to hold the gear AND the Queen without a problem…which in itself is another plot hole) does she lay down any eggs? Nope. Remember how big that egg-laying organ was back down on the planet? Do you think the area that stores the landing gear is THAT DAMN ROOMY or she could even regrow the organ that fast? No. Just…no.So the Queen gets out of the landing gear and starts to eyeball (can you say that when they have no eyes?) Newt as being quite delectable when Ripley courageously reminds the Queen she’s a bigger meal to distract her. At this point does the Queen hold up a finger and proceed to unload the magical eggs that somehow were never shown but are mysteriously with her nonetheless? No. Did the Queen have a Bag of Holding or a Dimensional Pocket and pulled the eggs out of there (for you D&D peeps)? No. She starts running after Ripley, headbangs the door, and then chases after Newt.The main point of all this ranting is THERE WERE NO EGGS! Yet what causes the Sulaco to go all haywire and eject the stasis pods into space to crash down on the prison planet in the third movie? Apparently, some eggs somehow got on board, a facehugger used it's acid to get into Newt’s pod, and triggered an electrical malfunction that resulted in an emergency shunt of the pods. Talk about fragile/faulty wiring.This is yet ANOTHER plot hole. In multiple instances, throughout the movies and games, its shown the eggs don't open up out of sheer boredom. Yet, somehow, the magic alien Easter eggs not only appear on board and release facehuggers from the cargo bay area, but they somehow sense the humans with extremely low vital signs across a ship. They find the humans in stasis and, not only do they cleverly come up with the trick of excreting acid to get in but do so with amounts precise enough not to injure them or jolt them awake. Damn talented bugs, if you ask me! They are skilled at sleight-of-hand and can excrete acid in amounts precise enough to make a molecular biologist jealous.Now someone later commented on this answer and said they were shown, in Alien 3, as being right next to the pods. I don’t see how. I rewatched the opening scene of Alien 3 and, unless they’re talking about some Director’s Cut with extra footage, I don’t see what they mean. There’s broken imagery that shows there’s a fire in the cryogenic compartment, an x-ray view of a facehugger on a face, and then Ripley’s cryogenic pod having broken glass. However, let’s pretend this happened. That would mean the alien Easter eggs not only found space in the landing gear storage area of the dropship to wait but also grew legs, walked across the ship, patiently waited until the humans were nestled in the pods, probably watching Netflix all the while, and then released at some unspecified point. Plausible, right? And let us say, for the sake of argument, this was the case…somehow. After the Queen exited the landing gear section of the dropship (nice, roomy, comfortable, has leather seats, kind and considerate staff waiting on you hand and foot and overhead storage for eggs to be used as fodder for really stupid movie plots down the road), Ripley goes through hell to shoot her out the airlock. She puts Bishop (and all his pieces), Hicks, and Newt into stasis pods in a VERY well lit area. Think she would have missed the dark green eggs after all THAT in a brightly lit room? I don’t think so. Unless the Queen ninja’d out of the ship, snuck the eggs behind the pods (she’s got an intel network that has access to Colonial Marine starship schematics and knows EXACTLY where the stasis pods were! These things really ARE perfect organisms!), then snuck back into the landing gear of the dropship JUST to make a dramatic entrance…THIS DIDN’T HAPPEN EITHER. You know the reason everyone went back into stasis at the end of the movie? They knew there was no fucking way there were aliens of any kind on the ship.And how was Ripley cloned in the fourth movie? Blood samples left in the third. And not only does the alien organism leech blood for nutrients but it somehow shares blood/DNA? I don’t know how else the writers could come up with the idea that cloning Ripley would also clone the Queen alien but…whatever. They got a lot of drugs in Hollywood. And forget about writing…people agreed to produce and direct these films.Producer or Director: So what’s the plot?Guy with the screenplay: Alright. Are you ready for this? We’re bringing Ripley back. And this time she’s on a male-only prison planet and has to survive against an alien that incubates inside of an ox (how did this even get a facehugger on it?) and bursts from inside the carcass while it’s strung up and Ripley also finds out later she has a queen embryo growing inside her.P/D: So where’d the aliens come from?Screenplay: Who cares? The audience isn’t going to pay attention to that.P/D: What about the other characters?Screenplay: Oh. We bring back Bishop for a few minutes but that’s about it. The other two are dead. Mainly because they wouldn’t fit in the story. Hell…we’re not even going to tell Michael Biehn we’re using his likeness (true story…look it up…pissed the guy off).P/D: Ummmm…okay. So how’d the alien eggs get on the ship?Sp: Well, again, we don’t think the audience will care but…there was an egg that was on the drop pod and also one on the Sulaco that got a facehugger on Ripley.P/D: Ummmm…how?Sp: I dunno. Space magic? The Queen used sleight-of-hand? Magic trick? Look no one is going to notice this thing ever, we’ll make a lot of money because all people want to see is Ripley versus an alien.P/D: On a prison planet…with a bunch of men…who are locked up for violent offenses…who hasn’t seen a woman in years?Sp: Absolutely! It’ll be great! I asked my nephew and he said it would be a blockbuster!P/D: ………yeah, okay. Whatever.And then later on:Screenplay guy: Okay…we got another great Aliens idea. We know the box office sales for Alien 3 weren’t that great but what about if we resurrect Ripley using a blood sample found on the prison planet and in that blood sample was the DNA blueprint for creating a queen alien.P/D: So we’re going to compound the previous bullshit with extra helping?Sp: Wait, it gets better! There will be a female android who’s pretending to be an outlaw, who finds out about this secret black ops project concerning Ripley, and will try to kill her but will fail.P/D: Go on…Sp: The outlaw crew will transport human cargo to the research ship/station to be used as hosts and they’ll make a bunch of aliens.P/D: Why?Sp: Because the outlaw crew is getting paid in unmarked bills.P/D: No, not them. Why do the scientists want to breed aliens?Sp: Eh…we haven’t figured that out yet. We’ll let the audience think it’s something to do with military bioweapons or humans just being stupid again. Let them think of the motive.P/D: Alright…moving on. Anything else?Sp: Oh sure! They’ll clone Ripley, remove the alien safely, and let her live. When the android tries to kill Ripley and fails, the research staff will notice, there’ll be this whole dramatic showdown and the aliens will use the opportunity to escape their pens!P/D: How?Sp: Fratricide!(I guess either that whole “ability to excrete acid, in precise amounts, at will" was confined to the third movie or just to facehuggers?)P/D: They’ll kill each other?Sp: That’s not the best part, though. The scientists will give the Queen a human birth cycle after she finishes laying eggs and then gives birth to a human/alien hybrid. We’ll also make Ripley have slightly acidic blood and make her act a bit like a predatory animal.P/D: You serious?Sp: Absolutely!P/D: ………yeah, okay. Whatever. I just don't care anymore. I’m still getting paid.All this…because of really…bad…plotholes…Now I’m a gamer…so I’ve played the stupid Aliens games that showed/explained that Hicks was alive the whole time, not in one of the pods that crashed down on the prison planet, and that attempted to explain how the eggs came onboard but…c’mon…these games were made about 30 years LATER. At this point, that’s just making shit up.You can tell from all this writing I’m passionate about this. Ever since I saw Alien: 3 as a CHILD long ago, I was confused as HELL at the time how that movie existed and I’ve had a LOT of time to ponder just how Alice in Wonderland things got after ‘Aliens’.

Hard to Cancel Online SubscriptionsWhy can you join or buy almost anything online in a heartbeat but when it comes to canceling, it takes a DNA sample, a tooth extraction, a notarized form, a snail mail letter, or a call during normal business hours when YOU are working. The answer is obvious; if you can’t cancel, they can keep billing you.Shouldn’t there be a law stating that if you joined online, you can cancel online? If you joined in person, you need to cancel in person.Public College TuitionIf you thought the cost of a private college education was outrageous, public education is not all that far behind, with many colleges increasing their fees by as much as 3 percent. While this doesn’t sound like much, this means that a public college like New Jersey City University will set you back $12,000 for a one year, in state, tuition fee.This is simply outrageous when you consider that our tax dollars go to pay for these schools. There should be limits on what a state can charge state residents for public colleges and it shouldn’t be tens of thousands of dollars!Pyramid Scams (AKA MLM)Hopefully, by now, most people are aware that pyramid schemes are illegal. The problem here is that there are many Multi-Level Marketing products out there that are nothing more than pyramid scams with a product. How can you tell the difference?First, the reason MLM hasn’t been made illegal is that there actually ARE legitimate MLM companies. These legit companies get a bad name when scammers use MLM as their own personal pyramid scheme. In short, if you are promised to make money based on sales of the product, it’s a legit business. However, if you are promised money based on the number of people you recruit to become salespersons and the sales you make to these people, it’s a pyramid scheme.GerrymanderingChances are that you have heard the word but don’t really know what it means. In a nutshell, Gerrymandering is the drawing of political boundaries (districts) which gives your political party a distinct advantage. If you have 50 people in a state, with 30 of them being blue and 20 being red, your districts should be divided evenly. However, districts can be divided in such as way that one party is favored.Why isn’t gerrymandering illegal? Because that would be asking the government to police itself, which we all know it won’t do. Hopefully, court cases will be decided soon and demand that computerized software be used to determine districts without party lines.Puppy MillsPuppy mills. Everyone claims to hate them and yet, they are still around. No one wants to think that those cute little furballs with noses just begging to be kissed came from someone who doesn’t give a damn about their health and well-being, but puppy mills operate exactly in that manner.While congress did pass the Animal Welfare Act in 1966, it only applies to “large scale breeders.” This means that you can have 20 breeding dogs and never worry about an inspection. Perhaps part of the problem lies in the definition of what a puppy mill is. Your neighbor with his two breeding pairs of Pug dogs, is he a puppy mill? Rather than wait for congress to get their act together, you can effectively eliminate this industry by refusing to buy dogs in pet stores. Use a rescue center or find a private breeder whose home and conditions you can see for yourself. Oh yes, and NEVER buy dogs out of state off the internet.Letting Children Go Un-vaccinatedThis is going to be very controversial, but it needs to be said. Parents who don’t vaccinate their children should be charged with child abuse, child endangerment, or child neglect. There is a long, long history and scientific evidence showing that vaccinations work. Not only do vaccinations work, but they protect everyone in society.No, we haven’t been brainwashed by mainstream media. We don’t own stock in pharmaceutical companies, we look at facts and scientific data for our answers, not social media, not doctors with questionable backgrounds, and certainly not celebrities.Sketchy SupplementsEverywhere you look online, dietary supplements are being sold as “the real cure that doctors don’t want you to know.” These supplements are NOT regulated by the FDAThe problem here is that companies can list ingredients as “natural” to avoid FDA inspection. This means that companies can make products that contain almost anything deemed “natural” and sell it to the masses. Seriously, arsenic is completely natural, right?Some of these supplements can even lead to serious medical problems like liver damage so severe that some people may require liver transplants.Child CrimeThis is another controversial area that is in serious need of a legislative makeover. While you can’t buy a beer or enlist in the military or even get a driver’s license without parental consent, many states are charging children as young as 10 years old as adults.More than 100 years ago, states established juvenile courts and laws, which focused more on treatment and rehabilitation than simply locking up criminals. Every year, at least 200,000 children under 16 are being charged and tried as adults. This seems very, very wrong. No child is born a killer. These are taught or learned through bad parenting and society. America should not throw children away but should spend time and money finding out where things went wrong and trying to fix them, rather than spend 60 or 70 years paying to keep people locked up.Conversion TherapyBefore modern medicine discovered things like bacteria and mental illness, people firmly believed that sickness came from evil spirits and “bad” blood. We would never dream of going back to the days when we put feces on open wounds to “cleanse” them or tying stones to people to see if they would float to the surface and prove they were a witch.So why is conversion therapy (the idea that you can change someone’s sexual orientation through torture or spiritual interventions) not outlawed? This backwards and ridiculous notion that one can stop being gay after being subjected to electric shock and other forms of torture is laughable and has its roots in religious dogma. Stop torturing people in the name of some god and try loving them the way most gods say that we should.Cannibalism….seriously?We bet you run to Google for this one, but trust us, it’s true; there is no law in the US forbidding cannibalism. At least no federal law. Some states have laws regarding “desecration of a corpse”, but if you didn’t murder the person, you can probably eat them.Why are there virtually no laws regarding this practice? Probably because we can only imagine that someone who would do such as thing either had no choice (think Donner party) or they were completely insane.Adware/MalwareIt’s probably happened to you. You are innocently surfing the internet and click on a site that looks good. You click on the “I agree” so you can see what it’s all about, but it doesn’t offer much so you keep on surfing, only to find that your web browser starts to malfunction by showing you ONLY ads. This comes to you courtesy of adware or malware and it’s perfectly legal.While there are laws against computer invasion, but when you clicked on that “agree” button, it was like opening the front door to a salesperson. Never hit that “agree” button unless you know what you are agreeing to.Parking Over The LineIf you want a case of road rage in the worst way, find me someone who thinks that they are so special, that their care deserves two parking spaces. Everyone in America should be agreeing with me right now, screaming “WHY ISN’T THIS ILLEGAL?!”If it’s any consolation, it is in some cities, but the fines are so minimal ($10 in Grand Rapids Michigan) that it’s hardly worth the time to write the ticket. In most states and towns, there are no real laws forbidding taking up two or more spaces. Of course, if you are using two metered spaces, you need to pay both meters, but some people are apparently willing to do that. Let’s face it folks. Some people are just jerks and as much as you may want to, you can’t make being a jerk illegal.TenureApologies to all the teachers out there, but the idea that teachers basically can’t be fired once they’ve secured tenure is downright bananas.We’ve all had ineffective teachers in our lifetimes, and those teachers should be removed from their positions, but tenure makes it next to impossible to that. Since public schools are funded by tax payers, we should have the right to remove teachers don’t make the grade.Super-PACSPAC is short for Public Action Committee. These committee’s pool campaign contributions and use them to promote or slam candidates, legislation or even ballot initiatives. While individuals can donate no more than $5,000 to a PAC, Super PACS can raise unlimited amounts of cash from anonymous donors and spend this money however they want. Super Pac’s cannot donate money to a candidate directly, but this doesn’t stop them from endorsing a particular candidate.If you have ever seen a political ad on television promoting one candidate while saying nasty things about another, followed by the words “Paid for by People for Fair Voting” or a similar type of name, you are watching a Super PAC in action. Super PACS can be unions or corporations and you will never know it since they are going by another name. This is a deceptive practice that should be outlawed or at least have laws created that force Super PACS to disclose who they really are.Locking a Minor in Hot VehicleDid you know that leaving a child in an unattended car is illegal in only 3 states? Most other states allow a “grace period” of 5 minutes, but who is watching the timer on that one?Let’s not forget that other states will let you leave children under 6 in a car if they are “supervised” by someone over the age of 12. While it’s true that many children are babysitting by the time they are 13, they aren’t doing so while enclosed in a vehicle.