I am trying to reach at least 500 people that have been or being wrongfully foreclosed on. Can you please help me? If I get 50 people together I may be able to assist the senator in getting a stay on all foreclosures in Maryland. I am holding a rally this Saturday. Please email [email protected] to get on the list. Bring all of your documents to get a FREE review to see if you are a victim of fraud!!! Pass this text along to everyone you know.

Time and again I have seen people buy cartloads of junk food with food stamps, yet we have an obesity crisis in this country. Why should the taxpayers contribute to this, when we could contribute to good nutrition instead, and maybe reduce health care costs as well?

During the regular legislative session, lawmakers did not reauthorize Medicaid funding. So, on July 1, Mississippi Medicaid will no longer be funded. This will not only affect individuals covered by Medicaid but all who are employed in jobs that are funded in full or in part by Medicaid dollars. The defunding of Medicaid will result in thousands of layoffs and firings in the health care field.

LABELING ALL THE FOOD I BUY , ALL SHOULD SAY PRODUCED OR GROWN IN, _____.AND NOT JUST DISTRIBUTED BY . WHICH TELLS ME NOTHING . THE PRODUCT IS SUBJECT TO THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS OR HORMONES , AND IS OR ISN'T GENETICALLY MODIFIED. I BELIEVE WE ARE ALL ENTITLED TO THAT INFORMATION FOR THE GOOD OF OUR FAMILIES . .

Chickens packed tightly in battery cages which are stacked on top of each other to make it so the farmers get the most eggs for the most amount of money, never mind how horrible it is for the chicken itself. The chickens can barely turn around, have to fight for food and water, and defecate all over one another. Most organic free range chickens never step foot outside. They are kept in a long coop with is packed with thousands of birds and an open window, they have to fight for just some sunlight and fresh air. This is cruel and inhumane.

Oregon Republicans are playing games with the state budget - and it's time to stop. They’re blocking the health provider tax, which brings in crucial federal matching dollars for health care for Oregon’s most vulnerable citizens. They’re playing games to try and get their way on other issues. Let's tell the Senate Republicans to put vulnerable Oregonians first. In May, the Oregon House overwhelmingly passed the health provider tax on a bipartisan vote. This tax gets matched two-for-one by federal dollars and is crucial for balancing the state budget. Let the Republicans know that it’s unacceptable to take the sick and vulnerable hostage to their agenda.

Both branches of the legisture are totally indebted to interest groups. By limiting the Senator to two terms of six years each and the House to 6 terms of 2 years each, it will limit the 'good old boy" system and help restore us to Citizen office holders and not career office holders.

I'm a nurse, and it would be ideal for the nausea that patients suffer from and also help with patients who have no appetite and need caloric intake. And it's far more safer than alcohol.

If someone vets this before I do, just mark it no for pileon and leave the right-wing box blank. You can pick your issues and geography

Nearly 50% of the people receiving food stamps are children. The 20 billion dollars in cuts proposed by the House would make 2 million households ineligible for this benefit. For children, no food stamps means no eligibility for a free school lunch, which certainly leads to an inability to learn and may mean no food at all for them that day. This is happening NOW, how can you even think of making it worse? The Senate is proposing 4 billion dollars in cuts, but even that is too much. Food stamp benefits need to be INCREASED! A hungry child is a child who can't learn, and a generation of people who cannot fulfill their potential is a generation of workers who cannot compete in the global marketplace.

Again, if someone other than me (Bobby) vets this, please choose yes to pileon. Testing the site.

San Antonio uses millions of plastic grocery bags every year. They sit in landfills, litter streets, choke wildlife and clog our streams. And once they get into the city’s environment, plastic bags kill animals like birds, discourage potential investment, and cost the city as much as $1.3 million to clean up every year. The San Antonio city council Governance committee is currently considering adopting a ban on plastic bags and we need to show them the public supports this! La ciudad de San Antonio usa millones de bolsos de plástico del supermercado cada año. Se quedan en los vertederos, contaminan las calles, ahogan los animales, y atascan los ríos. Y cuando llegan al medioambiente de la ciudad, los bolsos de plástico matan a los animales como pájaros, disuaden la inversión en la ciudad, y la ciudad tiene que pagar hasta $1.3 millones de dólares cada año para limpiarlos.