This Congress is obviously serving the needs of the 1 % over the rest of the country. Unreal resolutions to our debt problems, unemployment, energy problems, pollution problems, schemed tax laws and insane deregulation show that our leaders are bribed. All money and favors given to any government candidate or employee must be declared illegal.

Tell McDonald's and Culver's to stop playing Fox News in their dinning rooms.

iTS IMPORTANT THAT PEOPLE IN CONDOS HAVE SOME SUPPORT IN HAVING THEIR BOARDS FOLLOW THE RULES IN THEIR DOCUMENTS. An Adocacy PERSON WHO has some authorithy would help to keep the cost to individual owners down.

Many Jeep owners of new and used vehicles experience the "so called death wobble", a violent uncontrollable shaking that occurs when a Jeep hits a bump at speeds over 55mph. It occurs in both new and used Jeeps,and Chrysler refuses to fix or address the problem. Express your support if you have experienced.

We the People have had Enough of the lies and deceit from those elite and elect that want to do harm, stand down and remove your self’s from the world stage now! or be removed by those who are awakening by the mass. There is mercy but that time is running out soon. The US media must begin NOW to do there jobs and expose these criminals with truth and help bring them to justice NOW!

Most of the legislation is now being written and pushed by Groups Like ALEC. They push for laws that hurt labor and small business to promote their agenda for more power and profit.

Jamie Dimond should not be on the New York reserve bank board. A clear conflict of interest. Wrote Senator Feinstein and Boxer 2 weeks ago. No response from either.

This November, the US Supreme Court will consider whether corporations can get away with murder. In Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum (Shell), the very same justices who gave corporations free speech rights as people in Citizens United will hear Shell's lawyers argue that corporations bear no legal responsibilities for their role in human rights abuses. Shell has argued that corporations should be immune from human rights lawsuits--because they are a corporation--and that Shell can’t be sued for supporting abuses outside the United States. In the wake of the Citizens United decision, which gave corporations the right to influence U.S. elections, it is critical that we don't let these corporations get away with murder. The Obama administration took a firm stand for human rights earlier this year when their lawyers argued to the court that Shell and other corporations could be sued for their participation in crimes against humanity. But now the Supreme Court is re-hearing the case, and the administration hasn’t announced whether it will support holding Shell responsible when the abuses occurred outside the United States. Shell is arguing that corporations should be able to operate above the law when outside of the US and we can’t let that happen. If our country and our elections are open for business, then our courts should be open too--especially for victims of corporate crimes against humanity. Any day now, the administration will decide whether they go to the Supreme Court supporting corporate rights or human rights. We must encourage them to stand with the victims of human rights abuses worldwide.

Even conservative columnist George Will recognizes Donald Trump as a "bloviating ignoramus" who has used television celebrity to intrude into American politics. We citizens should not permit him to use the public airwaves to spread malicious and misleading lies about President Obama. The most effective way to stop the lies will be to convince NBC and its advertisers that the public will not watch his program or patronize its advertisers so long as Trump continues to spread distortion and misinformation in an effort to influence electoral politics.

If the President and Congress believes that the United States must go to war, then EVERYBODY, business and citizens, must contribute and do their share. Congress should pass a law whereby all businesses that have contracts providing for any goods or services that have anything to do with the military, must only charge the government the actual cost of the goods and service, and this policy will be in place for the duration of the war. Any business and CEO, or citizen that over charges the government will be prosecuted as a "War Profiteer" and subject to a fine of 25 times the worth of the company and a 25 year term in prison.

Section 101, Part 2 of The Riegle-Neal Act of 1994 states no bank merger or acquisition or new branch bank may be approved if a bank "would control, more than 10 percent of the total amount of deposits of insured depository instituions in the United States." Three banks have been in violation of this since the Bush Administration. Wells Fargo, J.P. Morgan and Bank of America--control close to 40% of the money in this country. The top five banks control 96% of the derivatives market. According to the New York Times the six largest banks now have assets amounting to 63 percent of GDP.

Wetlands expert suspended by DEP after she refuses to approve permit