The speed limit in my residential neighborhood 23rd street SW Lehgigh Acres is 45mph that kind of speed belong on highways not where children lives and play catch their school bus this is not the freeway please help

I think that the day after the super bowl is very dangerous due to the large amount of drunk driver coming home in the very early morning because the have to get to work the next day this cause many deaths from car crashes but if that Monday is a holiday many people wont leave that early because they don't have to go to work

America is affected by gun violence in every corner . . . that makes it personal to me and all who inhabit our land. Our voices must be heard and our representatives must listen.

Monday February 4, 2013, the city council will decide whether or not our city will spend over $200,000 on a special election, an election that special interests have already begun spending toward having. They are doing a petition drive for a special election and a phone survey to find out who the best candidate to challenge me would be. Richmond needs this money in their general funds for city services.

50 countries with over 40% of the worlds population label GMO foods including the European Union and China. There have been NO long-term studies conducted on the safety of GMO foods and humans. We have the right to know what's in our food.

On January 11, 2013, facing decades in prison on trumped up charges, my partner, Aaron Swartz, made the tragic choice to take his own life. He was only 26. Aaron's supposed crime? He was accused of checking out too many articles (4.8 million), too fast, from an online academic library called JTSOR, to which he had authorized access. He never used or distributed the articles and later returned them. For that, he faced 35 years behind bars and endured two years of relentless persecution. The outdated Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) made this tragedy possible by giving absurdly broad powers to corporations and prosecutors to criminalize an array of online activity. That includes breaching a website's terms of service--that long fine print you "agree to" but never read. All of us who knew and loved Aaron never want to see anyone suffer this kind of abuse of power again. So, we're urgently calling on Congress to reform the CFAA. Aaron was an innovator, entrepreneur, and social justice advocate who co-authored RSS 1.0 (the web's format for sharing and distributing content) at the age of 14, co-founded the social news website Reddit, and led the fight to stop SOPA and PIPA--the internet censorship bills. His fight to stop SOPA and PIPA started with a petition just like this one, so we know this can work. In fact, there's already been a strong, bipartisan reaction to Aaron's death and legislation is in the works to reform the CFAA right now. But it won't happen without a big public push. We can't get Aaron back, but can you help us honor his memory by signing this petition and sharing it with everyone you know? Thank you for listening. --Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman

Living in the city I rely on law enforcement to keep me safe from gun violence and anyone putting a new gun in society should at least offset some of the expense.

Far to long good people could not run for office without giving special privilege to special interest groups. This has been a detriment to society. Its time that an level playing field be established. We need people to be given a budget and use that budget to get the most votes. This would stop all contributions to individual parties. No free or special interest groups buying advertisement time. Individual or special interest groups can go door to door to advertise their candidate, but no group will hire people to do this.

Delaware does not submit your medical expenses to Medicare. Only physicians or healthcare facilities may do that.

We need this in our state now. There are too many people suffering.

I don't want to be forced into a nursing home! The Illinois Home Services Program enables me and thousands of other disabled people to live in our homes and communities. Please help keep it from falling prey to budget cuts.

Several states have tried to pass laws requiring GMO (genetically altered food and seeds) to be labeled for consumers purchasing food or seed for gardens. ALL of the state legislation has been defeated at the state levels by corporate food growers! WE Know this there will be a corporate backlash to these bills again, however, Massachusetts citizens will not be deterred this time. WE HAVE A CONSUMER RIGHT TO LABELING OF GMO PRODUCTS! The increase in learning disabilities, children on the Autusim Spectrum, depression in children over the past 15 years correlates with food changes made in the American food supply of GMO products, as as a variety of health problems in adults. Massachusetts Representative Ellen Story from Amherst has re-introduced 2 GMO Labeling bills. Massachusetts has 2 newly introduced bills: HD 133, An Act relative to the labeling of food. This bill would require that any food product exposed for sale in the Commonwealth that is genetically engineered, or derived from genetically engineered, be labeled as such. HD 134, An Act relative to the labeling of seed. This bill would require that any seed or agricultural products exposed for sale in the Commonwealth which have been genetically engineered, or derived from genetically engineered material, be labeled in a manner conforming with other existing labeling laws for wholesale and agricultural products.