In order to provide a plentiful supply of money, Congress needs to stop borrowing every dollar into existence and stop allowing banks to create and control the money supply. The interest we pay on the debt from borrowing this fictitious money is enough to feed the hungry and reduce poverty, crime and homelessness. The borrowing of money from banks puts We The People in a position where Congress will never pass a law that's in OUR favor, let alone jail any bankers like Iceland did. This plutocratic system is the primary cause of rising prices, high unemployment, foreclosures and eroding civil liberties. Monetary reform now!

Why is it that the price of a movie ticket continues to rise while the quality of the the theater experience is losing its value? What happened to showing newsreels, cartoons or short films before the feature presentation? When did it become acceptable to pay $12.50 for a movie and then have to watch Coke, Verizon, and Progressive bombard us with their corporate Message. How did this happen? When and why did this become commonplace? Either lower the price of the movie ticket for the American public and make the advertisers subsidize the difference or prohibit advertising altogether. Those of us who pay for a premium movie channel at home are not subjected to commercials so then why should we, the movie goers, have to sit there and watch tons of commercials instead of getting what we paid for - pure entertainment.

Last month in Florida, a woman threw bleach in the eyes of a service dog at a Publix grocery store because her fear of dogs. She may as well have throw bleach into the eyes of a seeing person. Though the dog was unharmed, this unfortunate incident is not isolated. There have been other instances across the country where people have knowingly hurt service dogs. Service dogs should receive the same protection that police dogs do.

There is thousands citizen that can't work due to disability and have taken short and longterm disability insurance for protection. UNUM Insurance company denies claims on a unfair and bias bases. There are disabled persons that can't keep their homes and loses their family's due to this unfair practice.

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) has introduced the "Television Consumer Freedom Act of 2013 (S. 912), which will allow CONSUMERS (not corporate cable and satellite TV providers!) to determine what channels the TV viewers wants in their home residences.

The NH Senate Republicans voted to limit the number of acceptable ID's you can present to get your ballot. They also want to take a mugshot of you if you don't have one of the few ID's. Join me in calling on senators to come to their senses and compromise in a committee of conference by passing HB 595 as it was introduced.

Increasingly, religion rears its ugly head in our public institutions. Jefferson’s “wall of separation” is under attack. All of us are affected by religious yahoos who attempt to circumvent the Constitution for their own superstitious views.

An undue burden and hardship has come upon this community caused by a New Parking restriction situation on 47th Road, L.I.C., NY 11101. Residents of this block and surrounding area are urging that the city remove the recent Police Only/No Parking Sign - No Standing Sign on this block. Many people living on this block and in the area, are war veterans, elderly, physically challenged with walking disabilities, and a community of working families and individuals who rely on and require an accommodating nearby parking situation. We call on the city to remove these restrictions and signs without delay.

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GMO's are killing our children's future.

I want all shirts---I see men's shirts,jackets, inseams for men. I WANT THE SAME FOR ALL WOMEN : . WOMEN HAVE BREASTS. yet we cannot buy a quality shirt, suit with the measurements like men buy inseam and shirts. its..out of order . women have boobs, yet women cannot buy the same quality, measured , as men. we sew them .men dont sew them women do !!!!!!!!!!ypou OWE US EQUAL SUITS AND SHIRTS.

New York is a horrible offender when it comes to plastic bag waste. We carelessly throw out 100,000 tons of plastic bags every year and pay other states to take our trash because there's nowhere for it to go. Our use of plastic bags in completely unsustainable and has to stop. It's time to follow San Francisco, L.A. and Seattle, and ban plastic bags in New York City forever.