Everyone should be required to vote in order to show the TRUE feelings of the citizenery

Help our state realize that our foster children need more protection from the hurt and pain than their parents do. Termination of parental rights is seen as a "death sentence" to a parent in the eyes of the court. It is time to realize that some parents are a death sentence to their children.

WE NEED TO PETITION THE D.O.J. TO STRIKE DOWN THE DISCRIMINATORY VOTER REGISTRATION LAWS RECENTLY PASSED BY STATES / OR WE NEED THE D.O.J. TO PUT THESE LAWS ON HOLD UNTIL EACH AND EVERY ONE IS REVIEWED BY THE D.O.J. / AS DISCRIMINATORY VIOLATIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION.

Stop Governor Walker an the right wing attack on working people for the be fit of the 1%.

To object to the Scale, Height and Density of this development. The City of Los Angeles Council must limit this development to what is allowed under the existing C2 zone or what is allowed in the existing area, which has been down-zoned to R3. See following link for building information: http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2012/12-0501_misc_5-8-2012.pdf See following link for our most recent appeal: http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2012/12-0501_misc_5-8-12.pdf

My petition is about setting the first weekend in October aside for the Annual Children's Day weekend celebration. There have been many attempts in the past to have children's day celebration in the U.S. without success. This is the time to get it going. We all like Mother's Day weekend and Father's Day weekend, but, we do not have U.S. Children's Day weekend celebration. Plus, many countries around the world have Children's Day Celebration.

As someone who is watching the Chase Bank fiasco--an echo of times past--I am appalled at: 1. Congressional and presidential inaction, resistance or inability to pass regulation 2. the unfortunate weakness of the Wall Street protesters to focus and sustain positive reform, I want to issue a call for a "Day of Withdrawal"...e.g., a date when folks pull their funds from their respective banks IF some kind of regulation is not successful. Such collective protest--with real financial consequences--may just be the thing that can launch reform that protects the 'regular folk' from being run roughshod by irresponsible politicians and financiers. Diane Massell

Dear Fellow Philadelphians, The Supreme Court has ruled that corporations are essentially "persons" with the same constitutional rights that real people (like you and me) have and that money is equivalent to "free speech." So now, corporations can spend as much money as they want to influence elections and our elected officials. It is time to get corporate money and influence out of politics and give democracy back to "We the People” by amending the Constitution. To date, many cities and communities across our nation have passed resolutions calling for this amendment. As the birthplace of the Constitution, Philadelphia needs to stand up and be heard on this issue. So, we are asking you to sign this petition to our City Council to request a resolution that urges Congress to pass a constitutional amendment that would overturn ‘Citizens United” and clarify that the First Amendment is for real people, not corporations. Please sign the this petition to our City Council:

Long serving 82 year old Cameroon President (32 years in Power) PAUL BIYA should retire immediately and call for fresh elections

Why isn't the DNC supporting the Waller recall This is why democrats loose races. You guys are very laxs.

A new direction for our nation, one of hope.

Tarrytown village code (Chapter 218-1) states that "No person shall participate in any parade, exhibition or the playing of musical instruments upon the streets of the village unless authorization has first been received by the Board of Trustees." A discussion of the matter has been relegated to a Board of Trustees work session. My goal here is to have a discussion with the village Board of Trustees to address this issue and show the support of signatures to allow live street music, aka sidewalk entertainers and artists, in our bustling business district.