Please investigate and report on Mitch McConnell's family ties to a shadowy shipping company, which according to a reputable national magazine may be connected to cocaine smuggling.

Being a youth or adult resident of Miami, someone who works in Miami, or a person who owns property in the City of Miami, I realize; Miami ranks last of all high density cities in the entire US in park space per resident; that 4 of 5 Miami Commission districts severely lack parks; that parks add to the quality of life; that parks are proven to be economic generators; that to keep property taxes low, Florida Law provides that developers who add population, should pay for the capital costs of new parks if residents demand it from their elected leaders, instead of property taxes on all property and that Miami taxpayers own very valuable waterfront land and that if that land is to be leased or sold, it must deliver significant benefits for its resident / stockholders beyond lease fees and new taxes. Therefore, I petition Mayor Regalado or any new Mayor and the Miami Commission to take actions immediately to make it possible to collect higher one time Impact Fees on developers so park acreage is actually added to Miami so as to not further deteriorate our park acreage / population ratio as it has severely declined over the last several years; that Miami 21 be changed so parks are protected from being covered with buildings and parking lots. That the leasing or selling of any publicly owned land, especially water front land such as Coconut Grove, Watson Island and Virginia Key must produce substantial public benefit for Miami residents / taxpayers, beyond lease fees and new taxes. Specifically, 100 percent of lease fees or sales dollars or leveraged bond proceeds must be used exclusively for the creation of new parks until such time that there is a park within a ten minute walk of every Miami resident, per the Parks Master Plan. This requires 30 new neighborhood parks in the City of Miami.

Please consider this letter in favor of stringent regulations to reduce pollution at Public Service Company of New Mexico's (PNM) San Juan coal plant. PNM operates some of the dirtiest coal plants in the Southwest, including the Four Corners and the San Juan coal plants. PNM needs to put these deadly plants on a path toward retirement by making investments in clean energy. PNM is responsible for half of all carbon emissions in New Mexico. PNM’s San Juan coal plant is spewing alarming amounts of nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxides, particulate matter, mercury, and many more toxins. This is causing asthma, lung cancer, stomach cancer, heart disease, stroke, neurological damage, and infant mortality, especially for the people who are living in the toxic shadow of PNM’s coal plants. Everyday, the burning of coal for electricity exacts a staggering price. Including the waste of 9.5 billion gallons of clean water in an arid climate. Of course, these terrible health threats from toxic pollution are not the whole sad story. Coal is also a primary driver of man-made climate change – the defining moral and ethical environmental challenge of our time. We must take action now to reduce the pollution emissions PNM produces if we are to avoid high temperatures, more wild fires and serious drought conditions in New Mexico. I support regulations that reduce emissions, create clean energy jobs and diversify New Mexico’s energy portfolio. New Mexico residents deserve cleaner air and a healthier environment — and by investing in clean energy rather than padding its profits and maintaining dirty coal plants, we can transition to a new energy economy. I urge you to require the best pollution-control technology or better yet to shut down units at San Juan Generating station to protect public health and stimulate a clean energy economy.

A Confederate soldier has represented SAHS since 1971. "The Rebels" must go and SAHS must reject Confederate ideology and embrace a new mascot that does not alienate students based on race or ethnicity.

Now is the time to start flipping seats in the house -- endorse a new, progressive young candidate to challenge long standing Republican Susan Brooks. We need fresh faces to win the trust of America!

Co-sponsor S5572A, the TRUMP Act. The bill would make public the last five years of New York state tax filings submitted by federal officials - including President Donald Trump.

Democratic bosses ousted John Wisniewski as one of New Jersey's superdelegates because he supports Bernie Sanders. This is a dirty trick that exposes the lack of respect for diversity and independent thought. It must be reversed.

To amend chapter 558, RSMo, by adding one new section relating to prison terms and related funding. Allowing an inmate who has achieved all of the requirements to petition the courts and request an ELD.

Healing or restorative truth is the truth that helps to repair past damage and that prevents the recurrence of civil violence. Restorative truth establishes a new moral order and makes recommendations for a political, social, and economic transformation.

Considering that 37 miles North and 32 miles South of Madisonville sits Starbucks and with the "new" I-69 Interstate and the underdeveloped Commons area sitting available. Madisonville is SCREAMING for a Starbucks to come to town.