Middletown property values are being affected by the run down, vacant, derelect houses on E. Middletown Road. Please help in getting them torn down (removed) and the properties made more decent.

Everywhere across our state is suffering from terrible roads that ruin our cars. Dams are leaking. Traffic is no longer limited to a specific time of day, but is round the clock in cities across the state. I strongly urge everyones support to modernize our crumbling 19th century infrastructure so we may remain competitive in the decades to come.

Iowa Child Protived Service took my 5 boys from a safe home in Nebraska. CPS from Iowa had no right taken my children from a safe home. The children father and I have been seperated 3 years. We are friends because we have a big family. (6 children) CPS has had our boys over 2 years. I have been fighting these people. (Tooth and Nail) Thank You for your support.

Then stand with "We Feed The Homeless Philly" and Craig Stroman and fight the proposed ban on feeding the homeless people of Philly who live on the streets!!

Take Rush Limbaugh off KFAB in Omaha

The hidalgo county Judge in Master Court #2 is not a just at all. She assigns "classes" that cost money, sends people to places where they charge to see your own kids. She is very unfair, and unjust, please petition to get Judge Ma. Socorro Leos out!

In one of Gwinnett's most populous, yet recreationally under-served census tracts, 130 acres of green space, known as "The Range" is up for sale by Cisco Corporation. Cisco is known for its past community-minded green initiatives. We need to push our county commissioners into successfully negotiating a land acquisition deal, using available 2009 SPLOST funds, that will preserve all this undeveloped land for much needed soccer fields, a dog walking park, and even an aquatic center in future years. Cisco plans to close on any shareholders-appealing deal by the end of April 2012. Although there is nothing yet under contract, the 130-acres property was "shown" twice in the last few weeks. Due to a gag rule imposed upon all parties to this pending sale, we just don't know if Gwinnett County was either or both those prospective buyers. Once the land falls under contract with a developer, it's too late to do anything about it. So, time is fast running out!

Gov. Scott has cut assistance to those least able to care for themselves. Budgets to Associations for Retarded Citizens (ex. Pinellas Association for Retarded Citizens (PARC); had their budgets frozen and cut so that families struggling to continue caring for their disabled children and adults may have to allow them to become full time wards of the state, a much greater expense to the taxpayer.

Current Louisiana child support law terminates at age 22 for children with disabilities. As a result too many custodial parents of adult children with severe and profound disabilities are faced with the daily challenges of raising their child on their own, i.e., 100% of their financial, physical, and emotional care frequently becomes the sole responsibility of the custodial parents for the rest of their lives, while the noncustodial parent refuses to provide support even though they are very capable of doing so. This is not fair to either the adult child with severe and profound disabilities or their custodial parent! Governor Jindal and the Louisiana legislature has the chance to change this. We're calling on them to standup for and protect the well-being of adult children with severe and profound disabilities and stop the unfair responsibility put on their custodial parents.

Help ensure that the City of Batavia works to improve the downtown area as set forth in the Batavia Comprensive Plan.

There is no fitness center in Telluride that is affordable or comprehensive. If communities like Ouray, Delta and Silverton can provide their citizens with a gym, Telluride should also. We are asking Parks and Recreation to provide a fitness center for everyone to enjoy.

The new Commissioner of the Department of Children's Services has proposed to cut training costs for her staff and foster parents. This means the end of a contract with state universities that has resulted in improved training, reduces access to federal funds, and creates the probability that the state will be found in contempt of the Brian A. lawsuit settlement agreement.