This money was stolen from taxpayers by Medicare fraud. An honest individual with morals would give it back to the taxpayers.

I have been homeless, so I have personal experience with suffering and am very empathetic to others. It strikes me as deeply immoral to have a country so wealthy, yet people so poor. Now it is a crime when individuals take matters into their own hands to help the less fortunate. The government is not providing equality of opportunity and now it feels threatened when good citizens pick up the slack. We the people are "mad as hell and we're not gonna take it anymore". It seems like the government just wants to appear to be needed to help the poor, while only handing out peanuts to a select few, then it criminalizes poverty and those that seek to eliminate it. More prisons, more prisons, disenfranchise more voters, continue oligarchy, militarize the police, etc., etc.

On numerous occasions the Philadelphia Police Department have been called to our block for parking issues due to residents and guests of residents parking on the cement island in the center of our culdesac. Parking in this area does not affect traffic patterns nor does it affect pedestrians from accessing the sidewalks. Parking in this area is a direct result of limited parking spaces due to multiple cars owned by each home. Residents choose to park here to avoid blocking the fire hydrants and to avoid the blockage of emergency vehicles from accessing any property on Saxon Place. We respectfully request the permission of the City of Philadelphia to park in a reasonable manner on our quiet residential street that has no through traffic. Thus, eliminating unnecessary emergency calls to 911 and eliminating wasted tax dollars on frivolous calls.

Today's party of FDR is more like Republican Lite, and the fools at DNC can't understand why the 'base' didn't bother to support them? We desperately need leadership in the Democratic Party that doesn't act like they work for the Republican Party. Professional losers and cringing collaborators need not apply.

On Thursday, Nov. 6, Mayor Jack Seiler stated to the local news that he believes the people of Fort Lauderdale support the ordinance. "The response locally has been somewhat supportive, glad that we’re enforcing the laws that we passed here in the city of Fort Lauderdale," said Seiler. "Very positive response locally." We, the undersigned, are residents of Fort Lauderdale and we DO NOT support the ordinance and believe it should be rescinded immediately.

Jack Agostino has been an integral part of the Amityville athletic community for over 20 years. He has been an inspiration and role model to countless students and alumni - his dedication and commitment to the Amityville school district should not be tarnished. Jack was wrongfully ousted from his coaching position without any explanation to his legion of devoted fans. We ask that the Amityville community band together to restore Jack to his rightful coaching position. His unfettered commitment to the Amityville athletic program, and the community as a whole, is what our school district is all about. Please sign the petition to show your support for Jack Agostino and BRING BACK JACK!

The way the current regulations are set up each dispensary has a different hardship program. This will cause good programs to be over run and will allow bad programs to avoid giving back to the community. It shouldn't matter where in the state you live to receive care, compassion, and quality of service from a state run program. The amendment would change the wording from allowing individual dispensaries to make whatever program they like and instead make a structured hardship program that will actually help needy patients.

There are so many instances where we want to meet up with friends and have a cocktail--after sports events, meetings, school conferences. We love our community! We would be happy to support a Molly Maguire's type restaurant in town. This would also be a great venue for the many very talented local musicians to perform at home!

For more than two decades, 90-year-old chef Arnold Abbott has led a group of church volunteers in serving trays of hot food to the hungry and homeless in public parks and beaches in Fort Lauderdale. But a few weeks ago, the city passed a cruel law that outlaws the distribution of food to homeless people in public. So this past Sunday, when he began serving food, the police showed up and yelled "drop that plate!" They immediately took Abbott into custody and charged him, along with two local pastors. "I don't think the city has a right to tell us we can't feed the homeless," said one of the pastors. "This is breaking my Christian vows." When asked what comes next, the pastor simply said: "Continuing to feed them." The men are facing hefty fines and up to 60 days in jail, but they're refusing to back down -- they were cited and charged again on Wednesday -- so we need to stand with them.

Our politicians spend too much time and are bought. They need to get money to run for their office and to hell with the good of the country.

The people of the city of Houston and surrounding suburban areas deserve to have their streets and neighborhoods safe. A convicted cop killer and robber should not be allowed to go free based on your decision alone. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals sent the case back to you for a retrial and not a dismissal. Do your city, local communities, and the victims families justice by having Alfred Brown stand trial again for the murder in which he has already been found guilty of previously. The people of the City of Houston deserve to be heard before setting a killer free based on an error in the case. Let a jury decide if Alfred Brown should go free.

ANIMALS ABUSE IN PUERTO RICO GOVERNOR OF PUERTO RICO MAYOR OF MAYAGUEZ MAYOR OF CABO ROJO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF TOURISM