Saving the lives of children from being vaccinated from a shot for HPV that causes cervical cancer in women! Most vaccines are to prevent contagious illness! HPV is not contagious!

Mercy is embodied in human compassion; it cannot be earned as such, it must be given. Indeed, many laws have been codified over the years, influenced by the intellectual reasoning that, the punishment must fit the crime. Intellectually speaking, laws are affected, not only for punishment but, too, as a deterrent to discourage further criminal acts. However, it is also within our human capacity to feel compassion for another which compels our intellect to establish laws and codify them as the standard of human conduct. From the serious to the ridiculous we as humans often seek out opportunities to express our humanity through the vehicle of compassion and mercy.

Shepherds Mill Road in Clarke County Virginia is used as a short cut and heavily traveled during rush hour. The current speed limit of 55 miles per hour seriously endangers the residents, our pets, and our livestock. It is imperative that the speed limit is lowered to 35 to prevent additional accidents and fatalities on the road.

I want kitty back .

A federal court just upheld most of the FCC's 2017 decision to overturn net neutrality. Combined with Mitch McConnell's obstruction of the Save the Internet Act in the Senate, it's becoming clear that the presidential candidates themselves will have to be the ones to restore net neutrality -- by appointing a new FCC that will protect a free and open internet. Demand Progress has been helping to lead an effort to get candidates to raise this crucial issue in public debate and commit to restoring net neutrality, including by rejecting campaign contributions from Big Cable. Will you help build the movement?

Google has released a list of the organizations it sponsors, including groups that consistently deny climate change. What Google is doing is inexcusable and the company MUST stop funding climate change deniers. Google claims to be an advocate for climate change policy. But Google has made generous donations to organizations like CEI that were instrumental in pushing the U.S. to withdraw from the Paris Climate agreement and reverse Obama-era environmental protections. This is absolutely inexcusable. In addition, Google has contributed to organizations like State Policy Network, an umbrella organization including the Heartland Institute, a known anti-science group. Google employees upset by Google’s behavior have even criticized Google for reportedly funding 111 members of Congress who voted against climate legislation 90% of the time. If Google is so supportive of climate change policy, then why are they funding those who vote against the climate action that we need? Join me now in demanding that Google stop funding these climate confusers and start funding climate action. Sources: “Google Workers are Striking for Climate on Sept 20,” Google Workers For Action on Climate, Medium, September 17, 2019. https://medium.com/@googworkersac/google-workers-are-striking-for-climate-sept-20-7eba2100b621 “Revealed: Google made large contributions to climate change deniers,” Stephanie Kirchgaessner, The Guardian, October 11, 2019. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/11/google-contributions-climate-change-deniers Google’s contributions to U.S.-based “politically-engaged trade associations, independent third-party organizations and other tax-exempt groups,” Google, 2019. https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/trade_association_and_third_party_groups.pdf

President Trump is once again putting himself above the law, claiming the House’s impeachment inquiry is "illegitimate" and "unconstitutional" and refusing to comply with any inquiry-related subpoenas. Despite the president's obstinacy, the House must do everything it can to make sure the inquiry moves forward -- and that any Trump administration officials who are implicated by it are held accountable. That includes holding anyone who attempts to obstruct the investigation "in contempt" -- a serious procedure that can result in fines and even jail time for uncooperative witnesses. This administration has proven that subpoenas alone won't be enough. Congress must use every tool it has to rein in this president who consistently abuses his power -- and show a strong, unified response to the administration’s obstruction. Add your name to tell Congress: hold any Trump official who refuses to comply with the House’s impeachment inquiry in contempt.

MoveOn is intentionally lieing to the public because they don't like a man and turning Democrats like myself against our own party. People are innocent until proven guilty, that's American, not this impeachment crap for no real reason.

AGILITI workers will be having their union election on October 18th & 19th to form their union. Workers are being bullied, pressured, and intimidated for simply exercising their rights. As a community, we should stand with our brothers and sisters against such attacks because it's simply wrong!

Christopher Columbus is not someone worth celebrating, and he did not discover America. He does not get a day.

U.S. House Republicans cannot sit quietly by as President Trump puts our democracy in jeopardy. By now, most Americans have heard about the shocking evidence that Trump illegally colluded with the Ukranian president -- and abused his power to obtain a foreign government investigation into a political rival to help himself get re-elected. In response to this and other potential crimes, the U.S. House launched an impeachment inquiry into the president. And members of Congress from both sides of the aisle have a constitutional duty to uncover the truth -- and rein in our lawless president -- by voicing their support for this investigation. Republicans must STOP putting their party before the security and integrity of this nation. We need a strong, unified response from Congress to President Trump’s attempts to undermine our democracy. Add your name to urge House Republicans to publicly support the impeachment inquiry -- and hold the president accountable.

President Trump is once again putting himself above the law, claiming the House’s impeachment inquiry is "illegitimate" and "unconstitutional" and refusing to comply with any inquiry-related subpoenas. Despite the president's obstinacy, the House must do everything it can to make sure the inquiry moves forward -- and that any Trump administration officials who are implicated by it are held accountable. That includes holding anyone who attempts to obstruct the investigation "in contempt" -- a serious procedure that can result in fines and even jail time for uncooperative witnesses. This administration has proven that subpoenas alone won't be enough. Congress must use every tool it has to rein in this president who consistently abuses his power -- and show a strong, unified response to the administration’s obstruction. Add your name to tell Congress: hold any Trump official who refuses to comply with the House’s impeachment inquiry in contempt.