Having heard Michael Cohen's testimony wherein he stated he does not believe that President Trump will allow a peaceful transition and having heard Trump's statements about rigged elections and unauthorized voting we need public reassurance that President Trump will accept the results of the 2020 presidential election. We also need to know that everyone in the House and Senate will stand up for our democratic process and make it clear that we should accept the results of the vote and not allow it to be called into question either before or after.

The citizens of Perkins Oklahoma that enjoy setting off fireworks want the city commission to rescind ordinance 474, an ordinance that bans the use of fireworks within city limits. We have been setting off fireworks for years. The city commission stated some reasons behind ordinance 474. The city commission stated that litter was one reason for banning fireworks. You can drive down several roads in Perkins and see litter on the sides of the roads during times that citizens aren't using fireworks. Another reason the city council used was safety. Chief Barta, the Fire Chief of Perkins said in a city council meeting that "in his 25 years he didn't believe there had been any structure fires or medical calls related to fireworks." Only a few grass fires. Another reason was veterans with PTSD and the effect fireworks have on them. We know hundreds, if not thousands of veterans with PTSD that aren’t bothered by fireworks. We want the emergency ordinance 474 rescinded. If the city commission chooses not to rescind their decision, we the citizens of Perkins want this matter voted on by the citizens and the results finalized by June 14th.

Attorneys must have access to clerk's files. Attorneys are expected to know what is in the clerk's files. Attorneys are permitted to rely on subpoenas filed by the opposing party. And, yet, we cannot always see what has been filed. The paper clerk's files do not always reflect what has been e-filed. The county court at law judges do not always have online access to the motions and proposed orders that have been e-filed, and e-filed motions do not always make it into the paper files. There is a gap between technological ability and access. As the District Clerk has software that permits attorney access to clerks records online, there is no reason why the county clerk webpage should not permit the same access. We ask for attorney access to the county clerk's files through the county clerk's website.

I've had enough.

Voters of the United States and its territories pay taxes to cover expenses of elected members of the House of Representatives and Senate. to included salaries, travel, offices, etc. After hearing from Special Counsel Mueller today, I believe he tried to encourage all Americans to be proactive to ask the individuals we pay to protect our country especially with as we will hold primary and general elections in calendar year 2020. All Americans - whether we vote or not - should hold our Senators and House Members responsible to spend our tax dollars wisely, read the entire report issued by Special Counsel Mueller and his staff, and act to protect our Constitution - not their political party or self-interests. I would appreciate a Congress that works collectively to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States," lead the world as a sound democratic nation, and leave a better country and world for future Americans. Has your House Member or Senator read the complete report? Has the candidate for any vacant seats in the House of Representatives read the entire report?

Andrew Yang supporters are concerned you are joining MSM in blacklisting him as a legitimate candidate much like Bernie Sanders in 2016.

We've all got the same excuses. We've all heard the excuses. We're all financially strained, we're all barely making ends meet, we don't have time to protest. I propose that on the 4th of July, if you believe that Donald J. Trump has committed impeachable offenses and Congress has failed to act, you divert all income, not necessary for shelter or food, to protected holdings until such time as Congress has completed the impeachment process. In summary: We, the American people, will stop participating in the economy except as necessary to provide food and shelter for ourselves and our communities.

Millions of people in a 2016 grassroots campaign chose Harriet Tubman as the face they wanted on a redesigned $20 bill. As a person of color, as a woman, Harriet Tubman is the face of the America that risks life for others and stands up for what is right and good. Her story is our story. We, as a people, should have the courage to honor her in this way. She's a childhood hero of mine. I want to live in a country where children see Harriet Tubman's face on the $20 bill and know that's what it means to be an American.

Big Indian Creek is a vague and culturally insensitive label for the state's history.

Although the 1968 Fair Housing Act has helped reverse wrongful housing practices, Dr. Carson and HUD appear to be helping history repeat itself with their unfair housing policies. Not only are the policies unfair, but they will create greater housing disparities and an eviction crisis among the poor. If Secretary Carson has not done so already, I implore him to establish an advisory committee of public servants/Social Workers and other social service agencies to explore holistic,family centered, and empowering approaches to his housing policies. As Social Workers and gatekeepers of our communities, we are in a better position to offer innovative approaches to addressing issues of housing.

Men who beat their wives should not be allowed to make decisions for the family, women, and children who live in the states they represent.

When Congress votes to go to war, or raise taxes, or reduce consumer protections, it affects DC residents like me as much as citizens of Florida or North Dakota. But DC residents are denied the ability to have a say in these decisions. Making matters worse, because DC is not a state, Congress meddles in our affairs -- for example, rom 1998 to 2007, Congress banned a clean needle exchange program that the DC government had implemented, intending to prevent the spread of disease associated with the use of dirty needles.