Amazon is the last major company still giving money to Breitbart. Now that is owns Whole Foods we must NOT shop there again until Breitbart no loner receives funding from Amazon.

Don Lemon downplayed a violent, racially-charged hate crime against an 18 year old autistic teen this year in January while live on the air on CNN. But Wikipedia keeps removing the contents of this event from Don's Wiki articles, pretty much censoring any controversial events from him. We cannot allow this, especially for people such as myself and my sister Wendy, who are autistic. Wendy is low-functioning and is the sweetest, most loving and loyal friend you could ever ask for! I am high-functioning, and can take care of myself, but Wendy needs her bubba to fight for her safety and to protect her. If we allow such disregard towards harming autistics, we could be in danger of other teens thinking what the four individuals did to him is somehow 'cool' or they might think they will somehow gain 'street credit'! Please sign to stop such blatant disregard and help protect the most vulnerable of our citizens on the spectrum.

To restore the historic rights of the Town of Chatham and Commonwealth of Massachusetts to sustainably manage the submerged lands, open waters, and fishery resources contained therein for the public benefit.

The Oregon Legislature's session ends on July 10. Time is short to address Oregon’s housing crisis. The cuts to HB 2004 will leave Oregon’s renters vulnerable to huge rent increases and discriminatory evictions. Join us June 20th at noon on the Salem Capitol steps to rally for these demands and hold Oregon Democrats accountable.

I have not been personally affected by the plan for this meeting but I think the tech companies should be very wary of associating themselves closely with an administration which has demonstrated contempt for science.

This is a person who did the right thing for the right reasons. She was not violent. Did she commit a crime? There is more evidence that Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions committed crimes than anything Reality Winner has done. The administration will try to sweep her under the carpet. I ask you, my fellow citizens of this country, to support, uphold and dignify this young woman as the heroine that she is.

Donald Trump and those around him have sought to undermine the institutions of our democracy in ways we've never seen before. Our nation's founders made sure that the Constitution contained a check on a president who abused power and broke the law. The Mueller Report and Robert Mueller's testimony confirmed that Trump has not been exonerated and that there are open matters of obstruction of justice that only Congress can pursue. Trump also withheld funds appropriated by Congress from Ukraine to pressure Ukraine's president to aid in Trump's re-election—and suppressed the whistleblower complaint about these crimes. A partial summary of a phone call was released by the White House this morning confirming Trump's attempt to seek foreign assistance in his political campaign by smearing a political rival. He even encouraged the Ukrainian president to work with both the government's attorney general and Trump's personal attorney. We will not treat this as normal. And politicians in Washington must not continue to conduct business as usual. Everyone in Congress must look in the mirror and decide how they will fulfill their oath to defend our Constitution—and which side of history they want to be on. If they fail to do so, millions of MoveOn members across the country will hold them accountable.

New Jersey’s local media is in crisis and — if we act fast — the state legislature can actually do something to fix it. Right now the legislature is deciding how to spend hundreds of millions in revenue from the sale of its old public-media licenses. Lawmakers are hoping you aren't paying attention, so now is the time to sound the alarm: These funds must go directly to rebuilding community media. The Civic Information Consortium — Assembly Bill A4933 and Senate Bill S3033 — would unite journalists, organizers, tech companies and higher education to fund projects aimed at providing our communities with quality information and impactful reporting. Every community deserves a voice. How can we improve schools, fix public works, hold elected officials accountable and be better neighbors when we don’t even know what’s happening on our block?(1) Local media — when it’s done right — makes it happen. But many of New Jersey’s local journalists have lost their jobs. Their newsrooms have shut down. Most towns get a constant loop of Philadelphia and New York City news instead of their own. Some get nothing at all. New Jersey deserves better media — tell the legislature to pass the Civic Info Bill today. -------------------- 1. "New Jersey Leaders Introduce Innovative Legislation to Support News and Information Needs Across the State," Free Press Action Fund, June 1, 2017: https://www.newsvoices.org/press-release/108124/new-jersey-leaders-legislation-support-news-and-information

I don't believe Hank Williams Jr. should be allowed to represent the NFL . I will not watch MNF If he is allowed back .

I was so sad about the end. Don't leave us hanging! From Gregor fans everywhere

I believe in separation of church and state and this legislation passed to allow "pro-life" license plates without the counter more widely supported viewpoint is unacceptable.

The next FBI director must be someone who has the trust and respect of Americans across the political spectrum, and it is critical that this person be seen as above political in-fighting. Joe Lieberman is not that person. The job of FBI director should not go to a politician, but rather to an experienced professional who can help steer the agency in their tumultuous time. Furthermore, Lieberman has show repeatedly during his political career that he lacks the fortitude to do what is right in challenging political times. It is critically important to fill the vacant FBI Director post, but Joe Lieberman is the worst possible candidate for this role. Tell your Senators to vote "No" if Lieberman's nomination ever comes before the Senate.