Tell Congress and your President to stop attempting to pass new tax laws,instead of going after the people who can afford to pay more in new taxes.

We believe, and petition, that Admirals Row should be landmarked, rehabilitated, and become a unique and valuable resource, for Brooklyn, New York City, New York State, and the United States.

Make honest reporting a characteristic of the News Media. Every news report must meet the criteria of being verifiable for accuracy. Any coverage of events that include editorial comments should be labeled as opinion rather than fact. Expand the FCC to include monitoring of honest, factual reporting of the news without editorial bias or propaganda.

Government employees abuse citizens and are not held accountable under law; even murder due to the "above the law" New Mexico Tort Claims Act that violates "equal protection" and the Supremacy Clause as "UN-Contitutional"

Thank you for your concern for the rate-payers of Albuquerque, the environment, and our public health in matters concerning the replacement power plan for PNM's San Juan Coal Units 2 and 3 retirement. As a resident in Albuquerque I am pleased to learn that PNM will close two of its units at the San Juan coal plant. The issue of replacement power for the San Juan coal plant will have enormous consequences for at least the next 20 years. It represents a huge opportunity for New Mexico to redirect our energy investments to cost-competitive, job-creating, environmentally responsible renewable energy sources. Yet PNM’s replacement power for its share of the closure is as follows: • Purchase 132 megawatts more of coal from San Juan unit 4 from California owners seeking to exit San Juan. • Import nuclear from the Palo Verde Nuclear Plant in Arizona (134 megawatts) • Build a new natural gas plant (177megawatts) politically sited in Farmington. • 40 megawatts of solar. We can do better! Renewable energy can be a huge economic driver for the state which should lead the country in the transition to a green economy. Wind and solar are now cheaper than coal or nuclear, reduces carbon emissions that increase the risk of fires and drought, saves billions of gallons of clean water; protects us against the financial risks of further investment in coal and continuously rising electric rates. I support your resolution that urges the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission to modify PNM's energy proposal and calls for an alternative plan based on energy efficiency and renewables. I support your position to reduce or deny PNM's request for a $250 million bailout. Despite that the 2 coal units will be closed and producing nothing PNM still wants its unearned profits from all of us; they call this "stranded assets." It doesn't seem fair that PNM made $100 million in profits in 2012, disconnected the electricity for 17,000 New Mexicans, and, yet they want us to pay for their poor financial and resource planning. I agree that PNM should reduce the carbon-dioxide emissions associated with its utility service in amounts consistent with what the vast majority of climate scientists conclude is necessary to avoid the most severe impacts of climate change. And consider in their analyses the total environmental, health and societal costs of coal produced energy. Thank you for your leadership on behalf of Albuquerque’s rate-payers.

Let us petition that TV weather personalities be required to actually study the planet's climatological history. They talk about hurricane and tornado seasons --flooding, drought and pestilence -- as if pronouncing that hair comes off if you shave it.

The Half Moon Ship replica is an important part of the culture and historical fabric of the Capital Region. That is why we want to ask Dr. Andrew Hendricks to reconsider keeping the Half Moon replica ship in its rightful summer home on the Hudson River.

Within the first 2 minutes of his new Stand-Up Comedy Special, "Tamborine," Chris Rock states that he "wants to see more white kids being shot and killed on the news," and that he "wants to see white mothers crying on the news." This special should be shut down by Netflix. It is offensive and racist on so many levels.

Over 15% of New Jersey residents don't have health insurance, including many children. By rejecting Medicaid expansion funds from the federal government, you are hurting nearly 300,000 New Jerseyans who would benefit from it. Please reverse course and accept the federal Medicaid dollars and help New Jerseyans in need.

Please spend the $7.6 million the federal government gave to New Jersey on outreach and marketing of the new health coverage options available under the Affordable Care Act. Please put people's health above politics and spend the $7.6 million to let New Jersey's hardworking families know how they can access affordable health care.