Our Governor of the state promise to cut taxes for all. He announced in 2016 the state will receive a tax cut. The ending of 2016 he was very late putting the tax cut in which disqualified his entry. Now it's 2018 the Federal IRS are giving penalties for not having healthcare insurance and many more. Even more he also promised to put 6% towards the Arkansas Works Program for pre-existing conditions.

Tax cuts should not be welfare for the wealthy. These cuts cost the government 2.3 trillion that could have gone to education, healthcare, and the environment.

Jamaica has been under a debt burden since the mid-1970s, often paying back more than they receive in any given year. Jamaican people are suffering, violence is rampant, and repayments prevent development on many social indicators.

There are nearly 2 million domestic or in-home workers in America—nannies, housekeepers and home health care workers—who are excluded from basic labor protections. That means many workers face low or no pay and discrimination or harassment at work with no repercussions. The majority of these workers are women and people of color. That's why Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and I are partnering up to introduce the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights in the next session of Congress. If our bill is enacted into law, we can protect some of the most vulnerable and exploited workers in America. The work of domestic workers is so incredibly important, both as caregivers and as organizers. We need to speak the truth: these workers are too often undervalued and underappreciated, and don’t have the same workplace protections as other workers. It's not right. If passed, the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights will: -Close legal loopholes excluding domestic workers from certain federal labor and civil rights laws -Create new benefits and protections for domestic workers -Encourage innovative solutions to address the unique challenges of domestic work -Create new tools to ensure that these rights are real and that workers can exercise their rights without fear This fall, Americans elected a historically diverse Congress to represent all Americans—so I believe there's no better time to pass this legislation. I'm counting on you to stand with me in support of millions of domestic workers in America. Add your name to call for equal workplace protections for domestic workers. In America, we all deserve basic rights, safety and dignity in the workplace. By fighting for fairness and equal treatment, we are fighting for the best of who we are as a country.

The sudden removal of "Condition" from search criteria as a REQUIRED field has caused many problems for the GCAR/ENYRMLS membership and our customers. It is also taking away from our power as real estate agents in an industry that is being inundated by the rapid growth of search engines like Zillow and Realtor.com. The MLS needs to bring back "Condition" as a REQUIRED field, reinstate the conditions that have been removed from prior sales so they can be used as comparable sales, and also provide a brief training on how to properly label listings and show sellers the definition of the conditions they sign-off on in the "data input form," possibly in a required GCAR course, or at the broker level. This needs to happen as soon as possible to prevent these ongoing problems of making agents look unprofessional to customers who expect more from their agent's searches for buying AND selling than what third-party search sources already provide.

Our family owned business will be out of business if these bills are passed.

There are better ways to spend taxpayer dollars - like education and healthcare. Reno Tahoe used to be called Cannon until he fell out of Grace.

Illinois Video Gaming is one of the most advanced, entertaining and successful industries of its kind in the entire country. WE STRONGLY URGE THAT THE CURRENT LAWS AND RULES STAY THE SAME. Over the last three years, it has generated double-digit INCREASES in TAX receipts for STATE and LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The main reason for its unprecedented success is currently being threatened in the State Capitol. We call upon the Governor and the leaders in the State Legislature to form a task force to fully evaluate any proposed changes that would disrupt this burgeoning industry and leading funding source to the Illinois Capital Projects Fund -- the source dedicated to adequately funding the repair and reconstruction of the state’s crumbling roads, bridges and schools. The task force should be comprised of interested stakeholders, should hold hearings throughout the State, should solicit input from the public, and should publicize its findings widely. For more information visit www.supportmainstreetil.org

Fund our libraries!

Something needs to be done to preserve the land to provide a home for our children instead of having none to very limited option affordable housing has reached high limits because of no rent cap!!! We cannot work 2 jobs and take care of our children to just rent; we need to eat, pay for transportation, clothes, and resources. So many have gone under; we need to overcome this. Please sign!!!! Due to limited housing, Hawaii residents with a Hawaii ID should only be able to purchase homes or at least be first priority

To stop the false imprisonment of women who are trying to make a living and not depend on the government.. We need to stop sex trafficking and pimps who prey on innocent girls and women. If we can make it legal for ladies and the gentlemen who are looking for such service.. Prostitution sounds like dirty street women who are being forced to have sex for drugs or pimps that control and don't contribute to our society like paying taxes and not being handed free money from the federal or state government..

Section 117.22.b of the 16 Texas Administrative Code currently requires a licensing exam that is “broadly recognized for licensure purposes by other states that regulate massage therapists.” The MBLEx is the only exam recognized by more than a single state – it is recognized in 46 of the 50 states. To eliminate the opportunity for Texas licensing candidates to use this exam, by changing or omitting Section 117.22.b, would limit their mobility options. This may make them reconsider becoming licensed in Texas, which would, in turn, negatively impact the industry and the consumers of massage in Texas.