Barbara Boxer voted yes to war in Syria, and, miraculously, received over $24,000.00 in contributions from the defense contractors industry. She panders to special interests, to the detriment of the people. Any politician who puts personal financial gain above the people is obstructing the democratic process. Boxer has no place in the Democracy of the People, that we call the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave. Bring pride back to America. Get the WAR PIGS out of office, and keep our sons and daughters, mothers and fathers home, with their families, where they belong, building memories, not tombstones.

I was upset enough as it was when I learned back in 2006 a developer allegedly bribed a former county commissioner to push through a land acquisition deal in a part of Gwinnett County that was neither needed, nor wanted; yet he stood to gain $7.3 million more than it was appraised 16 months earlier. But now it's all come home next door here in the Cruse/Club Corridor and it's high time to expose the same David G. Jenkins as the CEO/CFO/Secretary of Rocklyn Homes as the man who wants to build 334 homes on the last remaining tract of land of this size in densely populated central Gwinnett. For this to happen, Jenkins needs the land rezoned from Light Industrial to Residential. I don't believe our county commissioners should do him any favors by approving his application RZR2013-00003. Do you?

Imagine if your husband is risking his life for his country fighting overseas, but your home state says that if something happens to him, you won't be entitled to equal access to health and death benefits. That's happening. Even though the Department of Justice and Department of Defense issued directives to provide benefits to same-sex spouses, Oklahoma announced that it intends to deny equal access to military benefits for National Guard families. Most states are already allowing federal coverage for health and death benefits to be processed for same-sex spouses the same way that they are processed for everyone else - even if state constitutions ban marriage for same-sex couples. However, Oklahoma is putting needless, discriminatory roadblocks in the way by forcing service members’ spouses to travel miles out of the way to a separate federal facility to access the benefits they are legally entitled to. The Department of Defense deserves great credit for updating their policy to provide equal access to benefits regardless of sexual orientation. Now it's up to the governor to use his authority over the National Guard to provide equal care for all Oklahoma service member families. American service members risk their lives every day to protect liberty and equality all over the world. It's time to show them the same basic fairness when it comes to protecting their own families in their home state.

Imagine if your husband is risking his life for his country fighting overseas, but your home state says that if something happens to him, you won't be entitled to equal access to health and death benefits. That's happening. Even though the Department of Justice and Department of Defense issued directives to provide benefits to same-sex spouses, Louisiana announced that it intends to deny equal access to military benefits for National Guard families. Most states are already allowing federal coverage for health and death benefits to be processed for same-sex spouses the same way that they are processed for everyone else - even if state constitutions ban marriage for same-sex couples. However, Louisiana is putting needless, discriminatory roadblocks in the way by forcing service members’ spouses to travel miles out of the way to a separate federal facility to access the benefits they are legally entitled to. The Department of Defense deserves great credit for updating their policy to provide equal access to benefits regardless of sexual orientation. Now it's up to the governor to use his authority over the National Guard to provide equal care for all Louisiana service member families. American service members risk their lives every day to protect liberty and equality all over the world. It's time to show them the same basic fairness when it comes to protecting their own families in their home state.

Imagine if your husband is risking his life for his country fighting overseas, but your home state says that if something happens to him, you won't be entitled to equal access to health and death benefits. That's happening. Even though the Department of Justice and Department of Defense issued directives to provide benefits to same-sex spouses, Mississippi announced that it intends to deny equal access to military benefits for National Guard families. Most states are already allowing federal coverage for health and death benefits to be processed for same-sex spouses the same way that they are processed for everyone else - even if state constitutions ban marriage for same-sex couples. However, Mississippi is putting needless, discriminatory roadblocks in the way by forcing service members’ spouses to travel miles out of the way to a separate federal facility to access the benefits they are legally entitled to. The Department of Defense deserves great credit for updating their policy to provide equal access to benefits regardless of sexual orientation. Now it's up to the governor to use his authority over the National Guard to provide equal care for all Mississippi service member families. American service members risk their lives every day to protect liberty and equality all over the world. It's time to show them the same basic fairness when it comes to protecting their own families in their home state.

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Multiple business owners, employees & patrons feel unsafe at Carmel’s Clay Terrace Shopping Mall. A recent assault on a 17-year-old girl is the work of a man who’s been lurking around the mall for some time. The perpetrator had 3 other males in his white car & got away. Clay Terrace Partners & Carmel Police Department cannot do anything to protect citizens without proper Security Surveillance Cameras on Property to see & catch perpetrators or thieves.

Being a podcaster is a culmination of producing, engineering audio, editing audio, marketing, research, and social media. Most podcasters will tell you we do it for the love of the "art" and making significant money is unlikely and, quite honestly, unattainable. Our reward comes in the form of downloads and listener interaction. Competing for rankings with well established celebrities and well known personalities makes it extremely difficult to grow a listenership that ,quite frankly, we sacrifice so much time and money to gain.

This measure would make a significant tangible, and symbolic effort to address the recent financial difficulties Penn State University is facing as a direct result of the negligence of several top administrators (including $60 million via the NCAA fines, estimated hundreds of millions of dollars paid out in lawsuits and settlements, mismanaged healthcare initiatives, etc.) These tremendous costs should not be borne by the faculty, staff, and students of this University who are clearly not responsible for what can only be considered administrative failures at the highest levels. For the past five years, faculty and staff salaries have been limited to what are essentially below cost-of-living increases, and tuition rates have continued to rise annually for students already burdened with massive loans. It is unacceptable, unethical, and wholly unjust for the top administrators not to share the burden of responsibility in their earnings. As members of the Board of Trustees of the Pennsylvania State University, you have both leadership and fiduciary responsibilities—to act on behalf of the entire Penn State community. We urge you to take this action.

Bill SB 1435 is unconstitutional and in general allows stolen property to be sold by thieves.

If this Legislation is passed by the Senate, we are surely headed into another housing crisis