If you have served your time for your crime and proven you want to be a productive member of society by remaining out of trouble for 10years. I believe unless the felony is a murder crime or sex offense u should be able to have to non disclosed to potential employers. Crime rates remain high because people make a mistake try and integrate back into society and be productive and no one will give th a chance even after a whole decade of proof that you want to be moral still can't achieve gainful employment. Once an employer sees a criminal record their application goes on the trash. People can and go change and deserve an opportunity to be productive in America. It would benefit everyone. Less repeat offenders if they could get s job and make money to care for their family the old fashioned way instead of bring shunned to a life of destitute or crime.

Healtrh care for for our poor citizens,restore public school funding and refrain from privatizing our public Assets.

People should be concerned about this because we are losing the next generation to funding cuts throughout the country.

Polystyrene trays are not re-usable or recyclable and end up in landfills where they last for thousands of years. Polystyrene contains the toxic substances Styrene and Benzene which are suspected carcinogens and neurotoxins that are hazardous to humans. Danville Area School District should stop using polystyrene trays and switch to biodegradable or reusable cafeteria trays.

ELECTION MAILINGS AT THE EXPENSE OF THE TAXPAYERS

On November 6th, voters in Florida were subject to long lines — sometimes waiting up to 7 hours, just to cast their vote. There were even voters in Miami-Dade County who were unable to vote until 1:30 a.m., long after the polls closed. Rick Scott and his Tallahassee politician puppets passed a sweeping voter suppression bill in 2011 that cut early voting from 14 days to 8, causing outrageously long lines we saw this past November. And those long lines had consequences. According to a new report, an estimated 201,000 Floridians were discouraged from voting. That is completely unacceptable. It is time we call on the governor and state legislature to fix the chaos they created. We must ensure the right to vote for all Floridians is not suppressed. Join Florida Watch Action as we call on Governor Rick Scott and the Florida legislature to enact real election reform without delay, including no less than 14 days of early voting.

I'm 100% disabled with a back injury, I have to take Narcotics for the Pain, I believe Medical Marijuana would reduce my dependentcy on so many Narcotics, not to mention the tax value that would be included for the state of Oklahoma...

Stop moving New York calls out of New York State. If we are expected to pay New York prices for telephone service , we want New Yorkers to answer our call. Moving New York work to Right to Work States just isn't working and we are loosing thousands of jobs in New York,

All Americans deserve a quality education. Education is the only service provided to all Americans that helps them with their future and their dreams. In Illinois and other states there are people who want to cut education funding. This is wrong!

I am asking our state representatives and community leaders in Minnesota to allocate more funding for the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and programs for homeless families. In Minnesota, the challenge of homelessness for families has grown more striking in recent years. In 2012, The Wilder Research Center found that homeless families and children made up the largest segment of homeless people in Minnesota. Homeless children, in particular, have disproportionate negative academics experiences, including high rates of transferring schools, absenteeism, and grade repetition, among other barriers. The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act provides federal funds for states to build awareness of the needs of these children and families who face homelessness. The McKinney-Vento Act also guarantees immediate enrollment to a school of choice and stability for homeless students and families. Yet the reality is not all districts implement this law nor have an active homeless liaison. Also, many districts struggle to pay for the transportation of their students from temporary residences to schools miles away. It is, thus, imperative that every school district is aware and well-educated about this law or the stigma attached with homelessness will continue. Therefore, I ask that we support more funding for the McKinney-Vento Act, more trained liaisons, and more community partnerships to eliminate this stigma for students and their families.

The practice of changing from standard time to daylight savings time has become outdated. The current system extends daylight savings time from the second Sunday of March until the first Sunday of November, meaning standard time is used for approximately only 4 months each year. A recent poll showed 73% of people were in favor of extending daylight savings time year round (http://blog.al.com/wire/2013/03/florida_considers_extending_da.html). It is time to adopt daylight savings time permanently.

Any politician caught making a false public statement as fact will be fined $100,000. Politicians should be fined for publicly presenting fabricated information as fact, and, as adults, are expected to preface such statements they haven't verified with a disclaimer.