As an Arkansan, I believe that Arkansas needs comprehensive, just and humane immigration reform this year because immigration reform is first and foremost about families and the moral crisis that our broken immigration system has had every day on Arkansas communities. Arkansas immigrant families have a significant positive impact on our economy – for every dollar Arkansas state and local governments spend on immigrants, our state economy gains seven in return – and both as their co-workers, employers and consumers, we want to retain these contributions and foster Arkansas’ economic future. As an Arkansas, I also believe that real immigration reform must include: • A path to citizenship for all members of our community • Reuniting families and reducing immigration backlogs • Opportunities for safe, future migration and worker protections • Border policies that respect border and immigrant communities • Fair enforcement policies that respect the safety and security of all • Fundamental due process • Opportunities to recognize immigrants’ full potential I stand with other Arkansans to assert that we will not forget or forgive those who stand for policies that delay immediate action to end the destruction of our families or protect our economy.

Food trucks are everywhere in NYC and their noises and fumes are destroying the quality of life and unfairly competing with stores that pay rent and respect their neighbors.

JESUS CHRIST PLUS NOTHING EVERYONE who is the aggresors and the ones on the receiving end, and no one wants to talk about it. Plus being black i no longer want to be in the positons of when pelo's se us and think that we are fine with being profiled for the prision sysmtem like that's we are supposed to be ok with this.

Learning another language early in life has been demonstrated to increase children’s comprehension of other subjects, critical thinking and their ability to learn additional languages in the future. In the global and diverse economy of the 21st century, acquiring added languages is vital. Surrounding towns have world (foreign) language programs. Other countries learn multiple languages. We need to be competitive. The program at Marlborough Elementary School was recently cut (after 25 years) and we believe it is time to bring it back. **** IMPORTANT NOTE: Please ONLY sign if you are a Marlborough resident. Include your STREET AND ZIP CODE to insure that your signature is counted. ****

Congressional term limits will necessitate an expansion of the pool of those who can serve. This will enable more middle class participation in the congressional process, and truly embody the principle of "for the people, BY THE PEOPLE". Congressional term limits will expand the role of the majority in government causing congress to be responsive to the will of greatest number of Americans rather than the will of the wealthiest of Americans

Do we really want another war? Can we afford another war? Do we want Rice and McCain to speak for our country?

FACT: Of the 1.4 billion people worldwide estimated to subsist on just over one dollar per day, 829 million are women. U.S. International development programs play a vital role in addressing the needs of these women and girls. Unfortunately, the House Appropriations Committee recently approved dramatic cuts to these programs as part of its consideration of 302(b) allocations. These cuts could be devastating for millions of women and girls around the world, and they must be stopped.

In 2001, the Republican governor and legislators took over the School District of Philadelphia, abolishing the elected school board and creating the unelected School Reform Commission (SRC). It is time to restore control of the Philadelphia schools to the taxpayers of Philadelphia. Tell Gov. Corbett and the General Assembly to allow Philadelphians to elect their school board and return control of the schools to the people of Philadelphia. In October, 2014, Tom Corbett's SRC unilaterally, and illegally, ended the District's contract with the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers. Local parents and students were justifiably outraged. It's time to end this unjust situation and return the control of the Philadelphia Schools to the people of Philadelphia.

In America we believe that everyone is equal, period. But that's not how our current immigration system works. Under our current immigration laws, immigrants currently living in the US without papers have no way to fix their immigration status and pursue the rights obtained through citizenship. These immigrants -- many of whom are American in every way but on paper -- are doomed to a life in shadows. They are prevented from doing things many US citizens take for granted, like driving, working, applying for credit cards, and even from visiting sick family members overseas. The Senate will soon vote on an immigration bill that will would fix this tragedy by creating a pathway to citizenship for these 11 million Americans without papers. Through this pathway, students, workers, family members, and even some immigrants with deportation orders under the previous broken system would finally be allowed to pursue their American dream and eventual citizenship. Advocates have been fighting for these reforms for years, and we have never seen a better chance for making these dreams a reality. But some anti-immigrant senators -- lead by Sen. Jeff Sessions -- are trying to kill the bill by destroying the path to citizenship and promoting inhumane policies that would keep these 11 million people in the shadows so they "self-deport." Our movement has reached a tipping point and we need your help to finish the job. We need you to tell your senators to support the immigration bill with the pathway to citizenship, now more than ever. It's time for Congress to pass this bill. Please tell your senator to vote YES on immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million Americans without papers.

The American Beverage Association is pouring millions of dollars into a campaign to stop this bill, simply because they know that it will reduce the consumption of sugary drinks. This sugary drinks are leading to a rise in the obesity epidemic. Over 68% of Californians agree with this measure-- don't let Corporate Interests dominate Democracy!

Utah State Legislature: let us have cash refund for plastic, aluminum, and glass bottles!

TELL GOV. PAT QUINN THAT IT IS IMPERATIVE TO CONTINUE TO FUND ROSELAND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.