There are six outstanding women candidates running for president and Amy Klobuchar is one of them. We do not want to repeat history and have the New York Times and other media, once again, sabotage the chance for us to have one of these extraordinary women as our president.

To get Palm Oil out of Whole Foods and 365 products

The hiring is despicable & teaches our youth that there are no ramifications for telling lies " to the world " only rewards.

I am fed up with having to stand at check out lines where these tabloids are staring me in the face.

Approximately 40 %of our country is being lied to daily. We need the Fairness Doctrine to expose these misinformed citizens to the truth.

Yes, I lost my home to an unlawful foreclosure executed by MERS and demand the return of my home immediately!

You should be concerned about this issue because YOUR tax dollars were pocketed by a corporation concerned only with its own stock price and rolling out new wireless technologies in urban areas. Verizon has ignored its obligation to rural Pennsylvania (and New Jersey, and New York, and many other states) for too long. They either need to sell their wireline to someone who will take care of it, or do it themselves. This monopoly needs to be held accountable for its waste of taxpayer dollars.

Workers at Anchor Brewery are sick of poverty wages, inaccessible benefits, and lack of respect. Show your solidarity as they work with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union to unionize their workplace! Lend your voice in support of their demands: 1. We're proud to be Anchor, and we want Anchor to provide good jobs again. Anchor is a San Francisco tradition. It used to be one of its best places to work - and it can be again. 2. Anchor workers should be paid enough to live in San Francisco. We’re struggling to survive and raise our families. The work we do is exhausting - and we have to keep moving farther and driving longer to survive. We deserve a chance to be #anchoredinsf too. 3. Anchor management should remain neutral and not interfere with our right to form a union. San Francisco is a union-friendly town that respects working families – not union-busters.

Sex traffickers use Instagram accounts to advertise and pedal vulnerable children for sexual purposes. As a high school administrator, I have struggled to help a young person get an exploitative Instagram account deactivated. Upon receiving a report regarding a minor, Instagram should immediately suspend the account and conduct an investigation, even when the child is unable to provide Instagram with the required government-issued ID.

Spending more DNC money and political capital than we raise from for-profit corporate interests defending our receipt of for-profit corporate checks is a bad business proposition. Rather, we should welcome individual participation believing that each of us are equal at the ballot box and at the DNC. The DNC has the chance to make a powerful structural change in that direction at its February 13-16, 2019 meeting in Washington, DC. Already, over twenty DNC members have signed on to a resolution, authored by DNC Member Christine Pelosi, to do so. The full text of the Resolution is below, along with the names of the co-sponsors. We need to tell the DNC: Save our democracy! Uphold people over PACs! Reject for-profit corporate PAC donations! Pass the Resolution! RESOLUTION TO EMPOWER GRASSROOTS DEMOCRATS WITH A CORPORATE PAC-FREE DNC SUBMITTED BY Christine Pelosi, California Alexandra Chalupa, At Large Larry Cohen, At Large James Zogby, At Large Becca Doten, California Michael Kapp, California Sandra Lowe, California Melahat Rafiei, California Susie Shannon, California Jeri Shepard, Colorado Terry Tucker, Colorado Chris Reeves, Kansas Michelle Deatrick, Michigan Winston Apple, Missouri Persephone Dakopolos, Missouri Megan Green, Missouri Ron Kaminski, Nebraska Jane Kleeb, Nebraska Frank LaMere, Nebraska Patty Zieg, Nebraska Senator Nina Turner, Ohio Valdez Bravo, Oregon Travis Nelson, Oregon Tanya Shively, Oregon Kat Hoang, Texas Daisy Thomas, Utah Terje Anderson, Vermont Yasmine Taeb, Virginia Khary Penebaker, Wisconsin Andrew Werthmann, Wisconsin Jessica Chambers, Wyoming WHEREAS, millions of Americans voted in a "blue wave" of Democrats ready to work for the people and restore integrity in government - including dozens of candidates elected to party and public office from sea to shining sea who ran on a platform to End Citizens United, take no corporate PAC money, and empower individuals over corporate interests; and WHEREAS, as President Barack Obama said in his farewell address, "When trust in our institutions is low, we should reduce the corrosive influence of money in our politics, and insist on the principles of transparency and ethics in public service;" and WHEREAS, many of our most engaged activists believe that a pledge to take no for-profit corporate PAC money will gain the trust and support of millions of grassroots donors and revive our national party during the critical 2020 presidential election; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Democratic National Committee acts to revive trust in our Party by reaffirming President Obama's BAN on for-profit corporate PAC donations to the DNC, placing us in line with the sentiments of our diverse grassroots Democrats so that more people's voices can be heard at the DNC and across the country; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chair or his designee report on a quarterly basis to the public and this body on our party's compliance with this resolution.

You have probably heard of Steve King. The nine-term Congressman from Iowa is one of the most racist members of Congress. Here are some of the things Steve King has said: - "White nationalist, white supremacist...when did that language become offensive?" - “You can’t rebuild your civilization with someone else’s babies.” - Dreamers aren’t good people because "for every one who's a valedictorian, there's another 100 out there that weigh 130 pounds and they’ve got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert." There’s a lot more. Just this week we found out that his government website links constituents to a white nationalist blog! It’s time to take action. We have spent too much time over the years blasting King for his head-in-the-sand racism and we should not just denounce him and move on. It’s time to take King’s platforms away. Steve King hosts his campaign website (steveking.com) on Squarespace. Please sign our petition telling Squarespace not to host hate on its platform and to kick King off! There is precedent for this: Squarespace in 2017 gave white supremacist Richard Spencer and a number of other alt-right organizations 48 hours to find a new website host. Other platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have deleted accounts belonging to extremists like Alex Jones and Milo Yiannopoulos. Media reports subsequently found that those actions dramatically cut down on their audiences. De-platforming works as a way to fight hate. Please SIGN and SHARE our petition telling Squarespace to kick off Steve King!

We need to send a strong message to Howard Schultz about his foolhardy notion that he needs to run for president as an independent voter. Boycott Starbucks! Make it viral and hit him on his beloved bottom line until he decides it's not the best idea.