DEAR MR. GOVERNOER SCOTT: I AM ON DISABILITY AND SOCIAL SECURITY I GET$ 1699.00 AMONTH AFTER MEDICARE DEDUCTION.MY WIFE HAS A PART TIME JOB ONLY GOOD FIOR ABOUT 500.00 A MONTH I WAS TOLD BY YOUR PEOPLE I AM MAKING TOO MUCH FOR FOOD STAMPS.I HAVE 38.00 LFT AFTER PAING RENT,ELECTRIC PHONE AND CABLE.WE HAVE TO GO TO CHURCHS FOR FOOD PLKEASE HELP.

Each year, non-custodial parents find ways to evade paying their court ordered child support. It's time to put a stop to this behavior! Our country allows these evasive parents to basically have interest free loans on the backs of our children!

We are resident's living inside The Wayne County Family Center, this shelter is not giving us the resources and equal housing that we are entitled to, do to our circumstances.Our families are being pushed into high crimed poverty area's and also have not been reffered to any housing programs.We feel this is not right and something need's to change for the right's of our families.

Congressman Scott Peters campaigned on fighting cuts to Social Security and Medicare. Now that he has been elected, he is refusing to sign the Grayson-Takano letter to the White House opposing cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. He has consistently refused to take a stand on these issues that are so important to his constituents. In view of the greatest inequity in wealth and income since before the great depression, we do not want to see continued tax breaks to the 1% and corporations on the backs of seniors and the shrinking middle class. Congressman Peters must also stop referring to Social Security and Medicare as “entitlements.” They are “earned benefits” paid into throughout our working years. When we voted for Scott Peters, rather than Bilbray, we expected him to support the democratic principles he campaigned on. Congressman Peters does not deserve to be re-elected if he supports cuts to Social Security and Medicare

Reducing Speed Traps in Georgia

Parents and Guardians of persons with Developmental Disabilities. My son, Omar lives in a HeartShare residence and he attends a HeartShare Day Program. He is 41 years old , non verbal young man with Down's Syndrome. All agencies who provide services for persons who have developmental disbilities will be impacted by the over fifity million dollar budget reduction to the NYS O.P.W.D.D. Please add your voice in support of our most defenseless citizens who certainly need more services not less. Tell our elected officials Not to cut the budget.

I've been trying to get disability since 2011. I have Fibromyalgia and dont think that enough people know how painful it is and how it controls your life. Yet I keep getting turned down for disability.

HOUSING AND ALL LOW-INCOME SERVICES.

I am over 65. I do not need Medicaid, thank the US government. But there are so many others who need this. Let's help them get it, no matter what the Florida legislature says. If we do not take that Medicaid money, other states will get ours just like the high speed rail! Don't be stupid.

My petition is for affordable housing for what I consider the "lower middle class" in NYC. Landlords and rent guidelines are so biased. If you earn over $40,000 you're usually disqualified from affordable housing lotteries. You have no other choice but to waste money on broker's, security deposits and at least 1st months rent. Rents are sky rocketing in NY and after paying $1,300 or more in rent along with other rising costs in New York we hardly have any money left over for anything else.

Dear Gov. Brown: With the failing struggle to maintain sprawl draining our municipalities' budgets, we must do everything we can to promote bicycling for local travel, which will reduce wear and tear on infrastructure and alleviate road and parking congestion. Yet careless motorists frequently "buzz" cyclists, with often dire results--worse, we often see posts and comments erroneously claiming that cyclists have no right to the road, and that it is permissible to engage in this sort of intimidation against them. Your repeated vetoes of three-foot passing bills have sent a signal to the population that cyclists are expendable and that only drivers matter to you. Please support--or initiate!--the next safe passing bill to protect the thousands of cyclists who are doing their part to protect our environment and our economy both. Note: A proposed amendment to AB 1371 would effectively result in a safe-passing law if signed by Gov. brown.

Cronic Homelessness is a problem in the District of Columbia