Repeal right to work law

The average person in the U.S. every year spends more than $500 on holiday gifts and almost $200 on cards, flowers and food. By spending at least half that at an independent business makes a huge impact in your local community. That's because money spent locally is more likely to stay local, which helps support local schools, local police, local roads.

Every person has, is, or will be affected by Compound Interest. It is the modern equivalent of slavery that impacts us all. Read more about it yourself at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_interest In my opinion Compound Interest is the cancer that is eating away at our country. Please stand with me in outlawing Compound Interest in the United States.

Since approved by Pres. Bill Clinton, N.A.F.T.A. and other trade agreements have cost America millions of good paying manufacturing jobs.

We have suffered wage stagnation too long - we've exhausted ourselves working long hours & multiple jobs. We've allowed too many of our jobs to be sent to other lower wage economies. we are beyond the limits of human possibility. Workers ought to have a say in EVERY business in our country - it's not socialism - it's common sense and the Christian thing to do - "all are equal in the eyes of God".

Emergency Founding should always be available; we have to make sure the Insurance Industry pays there share as well.

Federal spending is a big problem. It causes the economy to fail and jobs to be lost do to over taxing the rich.

Mitt Romney is running false advertisements in Ohio alleging that Chrysler is planning to move its Jeep plant to China. Radio and TV stations in Ohio need to stop playing Mitt Romney's factually incorrect advertisements.

Provide the benefits the unemployed need, while the unemployed provide services the government needs.

Co-operative enterprises historically have been very successful in the United States. For example, the TVA, rural electric companies, grain elevators all throughout the Midwest, and a steel rolling mill in Arkansas. All employees share in the profits.

There are just too many people struggling to get back into the working world. They need a break. My family, my siblings, and children of my relatives, have been greatly affected by the loss of their job, and those trying to get their first job. Some have managed with jobs that are paying them below minimum wage, and naturally are only able to survive by cutting back (not driving their vehicle, riding a bike to work, much less food, grooming needs, etc) barely able to pay the bills and getting charged late fees on top of it all. I'm on Soc.Sec.Disability, due to my spinal trouble; and therefore am able to survive, but no extra from month to month; until I can claim my small pension. Which leaves me helpless to offer assistance to my adult-children. It's sad to watch so many people who want to be responsible, but cannot find anyone to give them a chance. In this difficult time, we need to keep the hiring process simple; the college requirment should be dropped for at least a year, to help people get back on their feet again.

social security tax reform