We support keeping the Provo, UT mail processing plant open and maintaining the strongest public post office in Utah.

I started this petition so the American people will get an honest answer from elected official on this most important issue that effects the public directly.

This baseless law is the main reason that the usually lucrative brunch service has not taken off in Mobile as it has in New Orleans, Nashville, Pensacola, Savannah, Atlanta and other Southern cities. Brunch service traditionally starts at 10:30AM but if you can't have a Bloody Mary or Mimosa until noon then it isn't really brunch is it? It's just lunch.

I want to know who is funding these monsters and make them stop or make them pay!

The US has been at war in the region since 9/11 and little has changed. Why is the Middle East a US concern? What will military interventions accomplish that wasn't accomplished in more than a decade of fighting? Are we profiteering from the conflict or hoping to do so via arms sales or control of oil production?

Kingsford/Iron Mountain is a rural area that can not afford job loss. The mail processing center is centrally located and provides service to Upper Michigan with overnight delivery being maintained. The Kingsford/ Iron Mountain Processing Center ranks in the top for District Productivity.

Adjunct faculty make up a vital component of Union County College’s teaching staff, and should be compensated fairly and treated with respect for their tireless efforts on behalf of the students and the college. Adjunct faculty should—like all workers—be paid a living wage and be allowed to teach the maximum teaching load allowed under the Affordable Care Act.

I am a disabled veteren. We can't keep up with the demands of mental and physical healthcare now, yet you want to create more wounded warriors?

As the nation gears up for "limited" military action in Iraq and Syria against ISIS (ISIL) we are looking at a likelihood of being once again sucked into a black hole of perpetual war. War has never worked as a lasting means of peace and, in fact, more often exacerbates the problems at enormous costs of lives (military and civilian), treasure, and deepened resentments. Waging all-out peace is the idea whose time has long since come. Let's do things differently, smarter for a positive change. Hezbollah won the hearts of the people in Lebanon not through war but through building hospitals and providing for people's needs. Surely we can do even more, and save lives, save money, and build bridges while we do.

John McCain was wrong in the lead-up to the Iraq War, about the Surge in Iraq, the Surge in Afghanistan, wrong on Libya, the GI Bill and even Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. He’s also, unsurprisingly, wrong about arming the Syrian rebels. VoteVets cannot support sending arms to Syrian rebels that many reports continue to suggest are still fighting alongside some of the same groups we fought against in Iraq, and are even reportedly entering into truces with ISIS. The United States has spent $25 billion to train and equip Iraqi Security forces which were overrun by ISIS earlier this year. $500 million in arms and training to a less effective force only guarantees, at best, a stalemate that is passed to the next president. Or, worse, potentially obligate even more U.S. forces in the region at a later date. Or worst of all, a chance that Syrian rebels who enter into deals with ISIS share our arms with them, who then use our own arms in their campaign of brutal terror. John McCain has been dangerously wrong about so much, and Americans have paid the price in lives and treasure. He’s wrong about arming the Syrian conflict, as well. It’s time to stand up to John McCain, and tell Congress to, as well. Sign our petition.

Law enforcement agencies are backed by strong lobbies. Thus, there are no laws mandating that law enforcement agencies report the number of people they kill or injure.

This is vital before engaging in another war