As a resident of the city on a fixed income, this dramatic rate hike would make it impossible to maintain a basic standard of living and hygiene.

As a society, we have a responsibility to protect our children. To do this we pay taxes to ensure safeguards are in place at a state level. Those safeguards are failing and children are dying. Illinois deserves an explanation and our children deserve our advocacy.

Twenty plus Democratic candidates will overwhelm our capacity to focus time, energy and money to defeat Trump.

Marijuana is one of the most drugs used than any other substance.

May 8 the Honolulu City Council will take a final vote on Bill 85 to enforce zoning laws and shut down illegal vacation rentals. They will also take a final vote on Bill 89 which has the same enforcement measures but also gives out permits to a set percentage of the houses in each development district to do vacation rentals in a home with a home owner tax exemption. Those who win the lottery and get the permits will get first dibs on renewing every two years, creating a priveleged group who will benefit financially while the property values and quality of life of their neighbors goes down. We need proven enforcement first with Bill 85 before considering additional permits in residential zones. Please comment on the form. WHERE THEY STAND -- CALL THEM OUT! Yes! BILL 85 - enforcement only No! BILL 89 - enforcement and new permits Brandon Elefante, 768-5008, [email protected] (Not clear where he stands - call him!) Heidi Tsuneyoshi, 768-5002, [email protected] (Not clear where she stands - call her!) Carol Fukunaga, 768-5006, [email protected] (Supports 89 but may not oppose 85 - call her!) Ann Kobayashi, 768-5005, [email protected] (Supports 89 - pushed for second home whole-house vacation rentals) Ikaika Anderson, 768-5003, [email protected] (Supports 89; opposes 85) Joey Manahan, 768-5007, [email protected] (HERO! Supports 85) Ron Menor, 768-5009, [email protected] (HERO! Supports 85) Kymberly Marcos Pine, 768-5001, [email protected] (HERO! Supports 85) Tommy Waters (Hero! Supports 85)

The superdelegate process is undemocratic and allows for party leaders and insiders to undermine the will of the people. In 2016, we saw how the will of RIers was tossed aside as Hillary Clinton won the most votes, even though she overwhelmingly lost the election here in RI.

To take this corrupt politician out of office for good.

No matter which candidate wins the Democratic nomination for President of the United States in 2020, he or she represents our only chance to replace Donald Trump. We ask that voters and Democratic candidates sign Our Pledge.

This Petition aims at restoring the public's confidence in the Department of Justice now devastated by the deceitfulness of AG Barr involving his unfounded assessment of the Mueller Report.. AG Barr should step down on his own for the good of the Department and the country. Or he should be publicly censured for his reprehensible conduct in intentionally deceiving the People of the United States.

I am shocked at Sarah Huckabee Sanders' unembarrassed mendacity and that she doesn't seem to care that she is exposed as a liar on an almost daily basis. We cannot have such a person serving as the spokesperson of the White House.

If you want to be legally able to license and drive your Sxs/Utv’s on the roads of Mississippi, please sign this petition. Thank you! Would expect some rules such as insurance , turn signals/hand signals, horn, headlights, tail lights, brake lights, license, speedometer... Some states (like South Dakota, Arizona, Utah, and Montana) are far more relaxed with such concepts than tightly regulated states like New York or California. Of course even in those areas where taking an ATV (or UTV) on the street legally is possible, the requirements to make it happen vary greatly. Some require only a plate and registration, others demanding automotive insurance, inspection, motorcycle license and so on.

The 'Driver's License for all' bill (HF1500) has passed in the House. We, your constituents, call upon you to support this initiative by passing a bill with similar language in the Senate. This is a matter of public safety because every driver in our community should be educated, safe and insured.