Tammy Baldwin released 10 years of her tax returns. Whats Tommy Thomson have to hide !

Music participation and afford-ability for kids

Stop voter I.D. I am not affected by this, but the poor and minorities are.

Registered voters with long working hours on weekdays should be able to find the polls open on weekends so they can more easily cast their vote !

Congress, Supreme and lower courts,etc get free lifetime insurance. Why are paying for their insurance in the first place much less after they leave. We leave a job, we lose insurance..Want true deficit reduction? Start there..Cut off the bennefits...

I live in a little town called Rocky Ripple, that is now being excluded from a levee project called "Indianapolis North Flood Damage Reduction Project, White River North, Phase III". We have petitioned since 2000 to be added to this project but the Army Corp of engineers is excluding us. We as a tax paying community deserve and demand our right to Flood Protection.

Medicaid is an integral part of our social safety net. I am concerned that a vulnerable sector of our population will be at risk if federal funding is rejected in North Carolina. Please encourage Governor Perdue to accept federal funding for Medicaid.

As the campaigns grind inexorably towards election day, most of the candidates for office are ignored by the media. It is time for any brave media outlet to fill the void in American politics. Don't complain that you were not invited to host a debate, Invite the third party candidates to debate. More voices, more better.

Rainwater harvesting from rooftops in all of California's major cities could save dwindling water supplies across the state. While California endures a drought and faces challenges with aging infrastructure, rainwater harvesting for landscaping and non potable home and business use, could pose a solution to California's water shortage crisis.

Our government is broken. We need to take the money that is being used to buy our representatives out of politics.

President Obama and the Democrats should focus on the basic economic fact that middle class consumers are the real job creators, as eloquently explained by Nick Hanauer: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-12-07/raise-taxes-on-rich-to-reward-true-job-creators-nick-hanauer.html#p1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBx2Y5HhplI The economy is the most urgent issue facing our nation, and this election presents a clear choice between the clearly broken policy of larding more money on the rich in the hopes that they will magically create more jobs, and the economically sound argument that a stronger middle class will create more jobs. With this argument, Obama and the democrats can directly undermine the central pillar of Romney and the Republican's campaign: that they are somehow uniquely capable of creating jobs. Just ask Romney directly how much economic growth he has generated by not paying his fair share of taxes -- is he buying products that American companies are producing, in the same quantities as would be the case if that money was instead in the hands of middle-class consumers? The current Obama campaign rhetoric: http://www.barackobama.com/record/economy?source=primary-nav focuses too much on the bailout and government intervention in specific industries -- this is an immediate turn-off to many potential voters. This argument transcends narrow party interests and should be something that can unite 99% of Americans -- it urgently needs to be made, forcefully and consistently, for the future of our country.

my two daughters were given im birth control depo provera, a well known dangerous drug blacklabled by the fda for bone density loss. courtney strong passed away on 4/29/10 at 26. her younger sister amber now 25 suffers from osteoporosis, severe in her neck. this drug has been determined to have contributed to courtneys death and cause ambers osteoprosis. they both have/had cerebral palsy and not sexually active. no consent was signed by mother and/or them.this drug requires consent due to past civil action multi million dollar settlement in 2005.