Each year, non-custodial parents find ways to evade paying their court ordered child support. It's time to put a stop to this behavior! Our country allows these evasive parents to basically have interest free loans on the backs of our children!

Nursing is the nations greatest resource and a great asset to reforming healthcare.Safe patient care is directly positively linked to the quality of all staff nurses work environments. Healthy work environments are empirically linked to patients satisfaction and to retention, reduced turnover, increased attraction, job satisfaction, and lower degree of job stress and burnout among nurses (Kramer, 2008).

Tanya McDowell was convicted of fraud and felony for enrolling her homeless child in a Norwalk school. Brookside Elementary. She used her babysitters address because she had no address and was trying to continue his education. Instead of giving her the assistance she needed they imprisoned her, took away her babysitters low income housing, and thrust her child into the child welfare system to fend for himself,

We are asking the the Virginia Department of Transportation and Governor Bob McDonnell reroute the Route 29 Bypass to preserve the history and dignity of these human beings. The bypass was already rerouted previously to avoid a pet cemetery and spare the feelings of the pet owners. However these more than 100 year old graves of slave descendants lack "significant historical value" according to VDoT and they plan on moving them to make way for the road. Local historian Cinder Stanton calls this report “superficial and full of factual errors.” Please help us honor the dead and let them rest in peace. http://www.newsplex.com/home/headlines/VDOT-Responds-to-Western-Bypass-Cemetery-Concerns-189097691.html http://www.c-ville.com/should-vdot-reroute-the-bypass-around-graves-of-slave-descendants/#.USzt7TenfTp http://www.wina.com/play_window.php?audioType=Episode&audioId=6256649

Gov. Quinn should say "no" to the unenforceable, inadequate fracking regulations in HB2615. The oil and gas industry has a very long history of cutting corners and skimping on safety. Regulations are worthless if they are not enforced. HB2615 has too many gaping holes in it to protect Illinois. The safety of Illinoisans is as important as that of New Yorkers: we deserve a moratorium on fracking and an investigative task force just like New York has enacted! Gov. Quinn should say "no" to unenforceable regulations and "yes" to a moratorium on fracking, HB3086, and SB1418!

In the interest of public safety, our mission is to renew the ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines and require universal background checks.PLEASE SUPPORT THE HOUSE VERSION OF THE FEINSTEIN BILL

CRIMINALIZING HEMP WAS ITSELF A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY. IT IS THE MOST USEFUL PLANT KNOWN TO MAN. CORRECTING THIS HISTORICAL INJUSTICE IS LO;NG OVERDUE. LEGAL HEMP IS GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY, GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND A BENEFIT TO MANKIND.

In 2012 we lost Maryland Native and resident Chuck Brown, who was raised in Fairmount Heights MD. The Grammy Music Award Nominee Chuck Brown was active in lobbying Congress to fund Music and Arts in ur Schools. Your support will be forward to The Maryland National Park and Planning Commission, which owns the playground.

Since prohibition days, Montgomery County Maryland has operated retail liquor stores and wholesale supplier of both beer and wine to county stores. Today Consumers and Entrepreneurs can not own Liquor Stores in the County. Now is he time to privatize the county Retail Liquor Industry creating new jobs and business taxes for state and county.

We are petitioning to have the city exterior light code changed for security purposes.

Making housing affordable for California families isn’t just about lowering rent or mortgage payments. As a percentage of their income, low-income families spend four times as much on utilities as the average American family, and yet have the least access to technologies that can lower their bills and help keep them in their homes. California has made tremendous progress in the last five years toward making clean, affordable solar power accessible to all who want it. Since 2009, California’s groundbreaking low-income solar programs have helped thousands of families reap the benefits of rooftop solar, while promoting energy efficiency and supporting clean energy job training. But these programs are about to expire. If we don't act today, low-income families will be left behind. A bill to extend these important efforts is facing two critical votes in the senate in the next couple of weeks. Help ensure that all California families continue to have access to this money-saving, renewable energy source by asking your legislator to support the Equitable Access to Solar Energy bill (AB217).

We are resident's living inside The Wayne County Family Center, this shelter is not giving us the resources and equal housing that we are entitled to, do to our circumstances.Our families are being pushed into high crimed poverty area's and also have not been reffered to any housing programs.We feel this is not right and something need's to change for the right's of our families.