Dear Governor Jan Brewer and the the Arizona House & senate, I implore all of you good people to please not make any more cuts to our states health care of education system. I know we have to live within our means. But anymore health or education cuts will hurt our state in the long run. I do know it is not a great time to be working in government at any level . The choices our hard and tough..

tell our leaders that they work for us!!!!

There is a woman in Scranton who is running a bed and breakfast business and a BDSM “dungeon” from which she is making money and she has no permits, licenses, tax identification number; no inspections for for preparing food and yet no one seems to care, not withstanding that this is a sex industry business! IN SCRANTON!! This is an outrage! Not only that, this woman has an 8 year old child who is exposed to all of this and no one cares!!!!! WHAT IS WRONG HERE??? Her real name is Martina Zukoski although her business name is Vendela Zane. If you don’t believe me, here is her website www.whipgirl.com .THIS NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN!!!!

our health is at stake! lab animals got very sich in the first generation, 2nd generation had enormous amount of stillbirths and the 3rd generation was infertile President Obama has not yet mandated labeling for gmo's on foodproducts as he promised at the beginning of his presidency! this is serious,because everybodies health is at stake here.

Existing Modification to the Home Affordable Plan has obstacles in place that existing homeowners do not understand. Therefore millions are and will continue be faced into foreclosure.

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Dear MoveOn Member; My name is Retina Dawson. I am a Georgia Homeowner who has and continues to be negatively affected by fraudulent foreclosure practices and predatory lending practices in Georgia. I am writing to request your support and attention to a matter that has affected me personally and continues to have a negative impact on Georgia Citizens such as myself, who are homeowners. In order to stop the disparity that has occurred in real estate as a result of the fraudulent foreclosure practices, and protect vulnerable Georgia Citizens there are two vital steps that need to be taken: 1. Ask your State Representative to VOTE NO to Bill HB 237 in its present state seen as "current version" on the General Assembly web site 2. Ask your State Representative to initiate a Bill that would end Non - Judicial Foreclosures and strike "Waiving of Grantors Rights" Mortgage Clauses in Georgia. HB 237 in it's present state does not offer the protection for Georgia citizens from banks that have the power ,money and privilege to issue foreclosure notices without proper due diligence and oversight of required administrative mortgage records. HB 237 should not be passed without proper amendments. HB 237 is weak in it's current state because it lacks the following: 1. No mention of foreclosure fraud, only mortgage fraud! 2. No mention of corporations, only individuals! 3. Sec. 2 will make it harder for citizens to sue banks(sters) for their illegal deeds. Banks will claim it all was an "error." 4. Section 3 (current revisions) removes the power of the Attorney General to conduct criminal investigations involving "fraudulent real estate transactions..." as was in the original bill. Note: in Section 2 of HB 237 "mistakes, inadvertent misstatements, or omissions contained in previously filed documents" must be removed. It is long standing practice that you can correct scrivener's errors, but 'mistakes, mis-statements, omissions? When these amount to breaking the law, they must not be excused. If "oops-errors" amount to fraud, if they hurt a citizen, then the citizen should in no way be hindered from filing suit. The language "An offense of residential mortgage fraud shall not be predicated solely upon..." "oops" information....." will hinder this. The bank(sters) can't be allowed to just say "oops let us do that again," any more than a citizen who takes a TV home that they didn't pay for can say "oops, I'll take it back." Banks have been given far too much power, privilege and leeway in Georgia to take the homes of hardworking citizens, they certainly should not receive another legal "pass" to trample on the rights and protections of Georgia homeowners who are the most vulnerable. This economic and housing crisis is not one of mortgage fraud, as much as it is one of foreclosure fraud. The original version of HB 237- while not saying "foreclosure fraud" directly - did allow for the AG to investigate "fraudulent real estate transactions.." It's bad enough that the state via the much inflated AG Settlement took the money from the banksters in exchange for an agreement not to prosecute or to turn a blind eye to the massive injustices on GA citizens and then our Government decided without any consideration of it's citizens to use some of the money for purposes other than the relief it was intended for; now, to introduce and pass (Senate) legislation that hampers individual citizens filing suit is just too much!. Non - Judicial Foreclosures violate every citizens right to due process. Currently mortgages in the state of Georgia are written with a "Waiver of Grantors Rights" clause that indicates the mortgagee waives their 5th and 14th amendment rights and if found to be in default they agree to Non-Judicial foreclosure. It is unconstitutional for citizens to have to waive their constitutional rights in order to purchase a home to reside in. If this "Waiver of Grantors Rights" notice and the Non- Judicial Foreclosures were to be eliminated as an option and stricken from the language in Georgia Mortgages, then Georgia Citizens would have stronger opportunities to be protected from fraudulent predatorial foreclosure practices that currently occur via U.S. mail and an announcement in the newspaper in the State of Georgia. I urge you to sign this petition and contact your State Representative to protect the vulnerable citizens of Georgia from ongoing predatory mortgage practices and fraudulent foreclosures. Please use your influence as a voter and a citizen, to stop this legislation and get it amended as well as introduce a Bill that would end Non-Judicial Foreclosures and Waiver of Grantors Rights Mortgage clauses. Time is of essence.. Sincerely, Retina Dawson

Forgiving student loans, many students are facing dificult situations as our economy is still struggling to make a come back. Many of us are in default not willingly, however we have not been able to secure a career.

Many people depend on medicinal marijuana for chronic pain/illnesses that only marijuana can help. You said in your campaign speeches that you would see to it and sign to legalize it. Those who suffer from major pain issues, illnesses need relief and if marijuana helps then make it legal. People who need it should not be made to feel guilty. Please make it legal and NOW. You promised.

Synthetic Marijuana is becoming popular among our you people and it is very dangerous. We need a state ban and not just a town by town ban.

Karen Ferrell was murdered in her home while babysitting her 7 year old grandchild and 1 year old cousin. Her body was found a week later draped in plastic and thrown under her basement steps. The police had been contacted to file a missing person's report for Ms. Ferrell, but on the day her body was found there was no record of the Missing Person's report. Karen leaves 3 children and two grandchildren to mourn her death. Her daughter was promised by Homicide Detectives that their mother's death would not be in vain and that they would not rest until the killer was brought to justice. It has been over a year and still nothing has been done to capture and prosecute the person who is responsible for Karen's murder. He still walks free believing that he got away with murder.

Last summer, our area (the Schoharie Basin) was hit very hard by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee. Tom's parents lost their home & 50 years of memories. Tom and I lost our print shop, equipment and 1/2 our income. 2,500 other businesses and families have lost so much as well. Don't let the "cute" flood commercials fool you! Some of those who had flood insurance are still struggling to get paid, 7 months later. Those that have gotten paid were only given 80% of what their house is CURRENTLY worth not what they were insured for. Those not in a flood plain weren't required to have flood insurance and weren't aware of the "water clause" in their insurance policy. Mortgage companies are battling with insurance companies while families are still homeless wandering from place to place. FEMA trailers still sit in a parking lot outside the effected area rather than on the lots of damaged homes due to ridiculous laws. FEMA doesn't cover businesses or out buildings and the MOST a family received from FEMA was $30,000 to cover the damages to their homes and belongings. FEMA doesn't cover foundations or mechanicals in basements. They don't cover renters or their belongings. It also doesn't cover rental apartments or rental homes. The state allocated money to help families, farms and businesses get back on their feet as well as repairing county and town buildings, rental properties, infrastructure, roads and more. However, it's caught in a bureaucratic nightmare! We need your help! Please read the petition, sign it and pass it on by posting on your Facebook page! Thank you!!