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Jamie Dimond should not be on the New York reserve bank board. A clear conflict of interest. Wrote Senator Feinstein and Boxer 2 weeks ago. No response from either.

Total outstanding student loan debt in America is expected to exceed $1 TRILLION this year. Millions of hardworking, taxpaying, educated Americans are being crushed under the weight of their educational debts, while the economy continues to falter. Support an effective economic stimulus and jobs plan. Support the Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 (H.R. 4170).

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Prevent the widening of Collingwood Blvd. and the destruction of 72 curbside trees. The city of Toledo plans to go ahead with this project despite the fact that traffic does not warrant it and the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 was not complied with: No neighborhood residents were involved throughout the planning, nor were they informed of their rights, as per federal law.

The Middletown Board of Education ("BOE") has, without appropriate notice, postponed the 2012-13 student start date. The posted 2012 student start date is Monday, September 10th, 2012. The education of our children is being delayed to use the week of 9/4/12-9/7/12 to accommodate the training of teachers prior to the opening of schools to students. Twelve weeks is an unreasonable amount of time for children to be without education. This delayed opening will create significant economic hardship for childcare driven families. Please tell the BOE this is not acceptable. Our children and their families need your help. Thank you!

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U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings asked Walker to reply by June 1st to the following: (1) If he disputes that he met with Diane Hendricks, one of his top donors, on January 18, 2011. (2) If he disputes that, in response to a question from Ms. Hendricks about whether Wisconsin could become “a completely red state,” he responded “Oh, yeah,” and that his “first step” as Governor would be to “deal with collective bargaining for all public employee unions” in order to “divide and conquer”. (3) If he now wishes to withdraw his sworn testimony before the Committee in which he claimed that he never had a conversation with respect to his actions in Wisconsin and using them to punish members of the opposition party and their donor base. Rep. Cummings continued: "In the interview with your local Fox affiliate, you stated that “the facts are the facts.” We agree, and in this instance, the facts were captured on videotape. Did Scott Walker lie under oath? Wisconsin voters would like to know.

The PA “FY13 cuts to human services combined with the County Human Services Block grant threaten to cut the underpinnings of our human services safety net. Some services could receive cuts as high as a 40% to 50% because programs with mandates may preempt their funding. County Commissioners oppose the Block Grant because there is no time to respond to the changes, fair distribution of funds will be difficult and county versus State funding has not been addressed. The people who will suffer are the homeless, returning veterans, those who need addiction, mental health, disability, child welfare and medical services and more. Service providers will close and may never be replaced. It is highly possible the money saved will be usurped by increased prison and emergency medical costs.

As you know, last year, the State Legislature passed and Governor Corbett signed a law that prohibited the City of Harrisburg from filing for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a tool that should be allowed for Harrisburg and other cities. Sign this petition to tell the legislature and Governor Corbett that you don't support the continued prohibition on bankruptcy for Harrisburg and other cities in Pennsylvania.

Michigan’s election laws have taken major strides forward in recent years—but extreme lawmakers are now trying to wipe out that progress. Three bills in the Michigan Legislature— SB 751, SB 754 and SB 803—would dramatically limit the ability of legitimate voters to make their political voices heard voters in Michigan elections. All of these bills have one goal: making it more difficult for Michiganders, particularly the working poor, the elderly, students and people of color, to participate in our democratic process. These bills would regulate groups that register voters, impose stricter photo ID requirements for voters and add a citizenship check-off box to ballot applications. Though lawmakers are using the false claim that voter fraud is the reason these measures are needed, a recent letter from the Michigan Secretary of State Bureau of Elections shows this is not the case and that clerical errors are the reason for supposed instances of voter fraud. The bottom line is these extreme lawmakers are trying to consolidate their political power at the expense of the rights of Michigan voters. This is wrong and we need to stop it.