The Governor and his henchmen have forced Voter I.d. in the State of Wisconsin. What they have not done is show the need for it. Where are the statistics to show that voter fraud is a large problem. The tax payers are going to spend millions on this so-called problem. GOVENER WALKER, SHOW US THE PROOF!

MAINLY TAXES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND OUTSOURCING

Bank of America charges a $3 fee for ATM paper receipts. When you make a check deposit, they scan the check. You can opt for a receipt with the scanned image but will be charged $3 for the receipt. No receipt and you take your chances that the check is properly credited........When you check your BOA account online, you can view images of checks you wrote but not checks you deposited. All that is displayed are the words “deposit ticket” and a number that is the dollar amount of the check. Firstly, you feed checks directly into the ATM – no deposit tickets, no envelopes. Secondly, the check was scanned the moment it is fed into the ATM. If you request paper receipt with check image you can see scaled picture of the face of the check. The digital image is stored in the database and linked to your account. It is just not displayed to you online or on paper statements. …….Online, your account activity does not display any check image, only "deposit ticket" with a number, presumably the amount deposited and nothing else. ………If you need copies of deposited pay checks or to correct an error. BOA will charge you $3 to print each digital image they already have stored in your account. …………If you deposit 5 checks, that is a $15 fee. To charge 25 cents for paper and ink for paper receipts and copies is one thing but to charge $3 PER CHECK IMAGE is an outrage since BOA has set it up that they not display the digital images they already have online or on printed statements for any deposits in order to force to pay this outrageous fee for copies………….Enough is enough. Stop this practice now. Sign the petition.

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keep our polytecnic post office open.removed mail boxex years ago.many use this station for many reasons.took us years to get one here

For years residents of Northern Kentucky have been faced with limited options for Taxi Cab Service. With the communites expanding so does the need for transportation to meet the ever changing needs of the community.

For years residents of Northern Kentucky have been faced with limited options for Taxi Cab Service. With the communites expanding so does the need for transortation to meet the ever changing needs of the community.

We must save our WRS as it is today. Do NOT it allow it to become privatized.

I want all federal elections to be limited & funded by the federal treasury. No corporate donations allowed; no individual donations allowed. People, or corporations for that matter would be allowed to donate to the US Treasury to defray the cost of federal elections, but not to individual candidates. Hence, an even playing field for all.

Let's subject Congress to the same norms which exist for ordinary citizens. Variations of , requesting recipients in favor to circulate. Perhaps SignOn.org can advance the topic.

Despite recent updates to the state law on sex offenders we still are to easy on these people in Pennsylvania. We need tougher laws like other states have. I have incorporated laws from Texas, California and Tennessee into this proposal. No longer should be Pennsylvania be a sanctuary for these type offenders

For the last 4 years disabled veterans have not seen one penny of a raise in an economy where the cost of living had obvious to everyone except the powers that be, gone up. This year, Congress had decided to give a 3% raise to all disabled veterans. However, in an effort to keep money for themselves, the raise was reduced to .96%. That means a 40% disabled veteran only got a 19 dollar raise. Why did the even bother? This is the thanks our government gives us for serving.