Publicly state that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the new President Elect and Vice President Elect

Pass a new Dream Act protecting undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children

Once there's a new President Colin Kaepernick should have this medal for his bravery beyond adversity.

Reduce the interest rate of all existing student loans to the 3% rate that new borrowers enjoy.

Gov Cuomo: It's time to raise the minimum wage in New York. Please press Albany to pass a minimum wage raise now.

When the power of love OVERCOMES the love of power the world will know peace. Mr. President tear down that wall!

The demagoguery of those politicizing the recent tragic death of two New York City police officers, and especially the inflammatory rhetoric of Patrick Lynch, President of the NYC Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, is reprehensible. We have a very dangerous problem in our society. It is obvious that the broad public perception of the police, nationwide, is increasingly negative. If this trend is not reversed, there will only be more tragic deaths of both civilians and police. Mr. Lynch’s shocking declaration of war on the civilian population is obviously NOT a step in the right direction. Police Commissioner Bratton’s blaming the overwhelmingly peaceful protests for the murderous ambush of Officers Liu and Ramos, as he did in a recent interview, is a worrying example of the hostile "Us vs. Them" mentality that civilians are protesting about. Demonizing those who call for better policing simply emboldens those few officers who are not policing well, which brings down the public perception of the whole police force. The result is the unfair, but pervasive image of police eager to employ violence and demanding impunity for it no matter what. The only peaceful way forward is for authorities 1) to acknowledge that civilians do have legitimate concerns about fairness in the enforcement of law and the administration of justice in our society and 2) to begin taking real action to fix the problems. That is why we condemn the inflammatory remarks of Mr. Lynch, Mr. Bratton, and others, and we especially condemn the deliberately divisive petition calling for the resignation of Mayor de Blasio. The Mayor knows that simply denying the protesters have any legitimate concerns is no longer an option and will only lead to escalating aggression between police and civilians. We applaud him for his wisdom, his courage, and his honesty. He is pursuing the most difficult path: the path of peace. We emphatically call on the Mayor NOT to step down, but to continue leading us in these difficult times.

The people of the towns of Islip and Brookhaven need financial help for historic flooding on August 13th 2014

Stop the corruption within the NY Human Resources Administration/Department of Social Services causing homelessness and harm to New Yorkers in dire need.

Medical Insurance Companies need to be responsible for covering I.V. Hospital Sedation in regards to dental procedures for children with special needs and/or disabilities as a last resort. Children with extreme anxiety due to their disabilities, can be more terrified of dental procedures than most typical children, and we need insurance companies to recognize this!!! It is not fair that just because it is a dental procedure, they will not cover the sedation, but if it was any other emergency, they would. Cavities can be considered an emergency as well! They can lead to infection, and other health problems if not dealt with in a timely manner!! Please help!