My petition is about restoring the right of direct care worker in the field of nursing homes and residential homes for people with disabilities by ensuring proper investigative means for case of allegations of abuse and neglect.Such investigative means should be objective not subjective in order to protect bith direct care worker's right and the residence dignity.For, in most cases, the housing agency uses the allegations against direct care worker or custodian to cover up an agency-based bad management or the inabilities of the agency to operate within the frame of their licensure.An issue of conflict of interest does exist for the agency.I and many coworker are victim of such practices and an investigative documentary interviewing of direct care workers anonymously-because of fear of losing their jobs- should validate these statements.Workers insurance in those agencies require a no fault accident _the likelyhood of which is impossible because the direct care worker duties designed by the housing agency leave no room for such things as no fault accident - for compensation of injured worker.The existing procedures and the vey low paying of direct care workers make it impossible for proper justice thereby allows housing agency to abuse of direct care worker 's right as a citizen in cases of abuse or neglect allegations.

I am a transgender woman, and I have been out for 11 years. I've had to tolerate the government randomly getting to decide, instead of me or my doctors, what gender belongs on my various documents. If Trump succeeds in this inhumane plan, we will be regressing to outdated 1950s standards. I say no more. We fight for all rights.

I have loved ones who are survivors of domestic violence and they never saw justice for their abuse. I want them to feel free to vote without fear of being hunted down and killed.

Our current representatives and senators are caught up in the moral crisis pervading Washington DC, and have forgotten their basic South Dakota values. Please vote for those people who have moral character and say no to big money lobbies. Vote for Sutton and the democratic team. Let's bring back values and morality to our state--and our country.

In Pursuit of Justice; to Preserve and Promote Democracy and its Essential Principles -- in particular, Pursuit of Truth and Justice through Freedom of Speech and the Press -- for all Posterity, Lest We Forget What those Principle Are; to Honor the Sacrifices and Courage that Countless Journalists have made, and continue to make, in Relentless Pursuit of Democracy's Principles and Ideals of Truth and Freedom; and to Boldly Reassert : Democracy does Not Submit to the Threats and Outrages of Tyrannical Rule and Rulers.

Sometimes, I drive around Los Angeles and it’s painful to see so many people just living on the streets. I am talking about thousands of people just staying in tents or on the pavement. They don’t have shelters, food, or clothes. Why aren’t the officials doing something about it? Have they ever even been to these areas? LA is the capital of the movie industry and California is not the poorest state so we can and need to do better. These people need to have access to shelters that will help them transition to a better life. And if some of them have an addiction problem, we need to get them to recovery facilities. Some of them are kids. They should be in school. They should have a better life. We can’t turn our back on them. Together, let’s end Homelessness.

I feel that the affordable care act will be gutted.

I'm a homeowner in El Sobrante, and I'd like to connect our communities better to San Francisco and Oakland. Currently commuting there includes a 30 minutes car ride to the nearest BART stop in El Cerrito or Orinda. Parking at those stations is overcrowded and can take 20 minutes to find spots in the neighborhoods. I believe we can get better access to nearby cities with a new BART stop near Pinole/Hercules. I'm for green transportation and the best and fastest option is BART. Join me and show your support by signing this petition.

Center Pocket Billiards Cafe is a reputable small, minority-owned, family friendly business in Maryland. We are seeking the approval of a liquor license for a billiards and full-service restaurant at 5775 Crain Highway, Upper Marlboro, MD. We will provide a safe environment and host location for established American Poolplayers Association pool leagues. We are owned by pool players for pool players who love the sport of pool. Your support will allow our safe and family-friendly establishment to come to Prince George’s County. We encourage community involvement and participation. We welcome novice, juniors, experienced as well as the curious to sign up for a team to connect and others in the community. The Prince George’s County Police Department approved and endorsed our security plan. However, we are not seeking an entertainment license. Operating a safe and secure establishment is our number one priority, not only for our players but for the community as a whole. Thanks for your support!

Per Marsy's Law [California Constitution, Article I, Section 28(b) Penal Code Section 679.026), the rights of the victim's were denied in this court hearing; they were not given advance notice of these proceedings (section 7) and they were denied the right to be heard before this matter was decided (section 8). This invalidates the court's decision and the case must be re-tried.

The disabled communitiy is the most out spoken and least talked about topic in our country even to this day. I think it is finally time we adress the elephant in the room and put yourselves in a shoes of a disabled person to see the world through our eyes; see the obsticals;the struggles. As a disabled person I am standing up today to make and keep our country handicap accessable not just by putting up a ramp or sign but taking the time to think that we all deserve resonable accomodations.

I was deeply offended and disappointed when I read that Joe Biden plans to honor former President George W. Bush with the National Constitution Center’s Liberty Medal for his “commitment to veterans." As a veteran of the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, I’m joined by thousands of fellow post-9/11 veterans as part of About Face: Veterans Against the War who are disgusted to see Biden award this man for his newfound philanthropic interest in Veterans which is only necessary because he used us to unleash death and destruction that continues today. How could anyone agree to honor a man who used his wealth and privilege to avoid service in Vietnam but, as president of the United States, helped send the nation to war based on misinformation that was later proven to be false? Wars that forever changed the lives of millions of Iraqi and Afghan civilians. How could anyone honor a man who sent more than 2.7 million of my fellow service members into a war with “insufficient protection and aging equipment,” forcing many of us to resort to hiding behind rusty scrap metal that many of us called “hillbilly armor”? How could anyone honor a man who, on his way out of office, cut funding for healthcare veterans desperately needed, leading even his ally, American Legion National Commander Paul Morin, to “blame President [George W. Bush] and Congress for insufficient funding of the VA health care system”? George W. Bush sent many veterans like me into combat zones based on false information with poor planning, lack of preparation, and then cut his support for vital programs, effectively abandoning us when we returned home. He put us at the front line of military invasions that turned many of us into occupiers of countries we knew nothing about, and in some case torturers, and then left many of us homeless or disabled when we returned home. His carelessness with our lives is one of the causes leading more than 20 veterans a day to commit suicide. We know these wars continue to this very day in more than 7 countries, and Muslim communities here in the United States face harassment thanks to the policies the Bush Administration created. While former President Bush may have made headlines recently for public comments in support of U.S. veterans, and even gone so far as to paint bizarre guilt-laden portraits of us, I instead point to the words of the late Iraq war veteran Tomas Young, who in his final letter to Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney said: “You may evade justice but in our eyes, you are each guilty of egregious war crimes, of plunder and, finally, of murder, including the murder of thousands of young Americans—my fellow veterans—whose future you stole.” Signed, Ramon Mejía USMC on behalf of, About Face: Veterans Against the War (formerly Iraq Veterans Against the War)