Senate bill S1976 passed the Senate on June 25, 2012. Governor Christie, please sign this bill into law and stop this barbaric practice both for the sake of horses and the safety of consumers.

Family Care has been serving Disabled, Elderly and Mentally Ill Adults for over 25 years. The program is cost efficient the way it has grown, and developed. It is Nationally recognized.

Stop the deportation of Luis Barrios, father of four, church member, and homeowner, who has lived in Connecticut for 25 years. Review his case for asylum and keep Luis home.

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Stop lobbying efforts to roll back fuel efficiency standards. American automobiles need to decrease emissions and increase fuel efficiency to slow global warming trends and to remain competitive in the global market. Adhere to the goals laid out by the Obama Administration for 2025.

Yesterday Sec. Geithner stated that Medicaid will be bankrupt by 2016 and Social Security by 2033. Yet these idiots continue to support the 2% stimulus gimmick, draining funds from the system to supposedly boost the economy. So we are getting the usual double talk. I propose that the following measures be immediately implemented and 100% of the funds go directly to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaide. 1. A 25% tax on all corporate stock buy backs. (They add zero to the economy) 2. A 25 basis point fee on all loans and currency swaps made by the Federal Reserve. (The Fed makes loans only to banks (that are apparently not willing to lend to consumers) and swaps to other foreign central banks) 3. A 25% tax on dividends paid to non-natural persons. This should keep SS in the black and replenish the trust fund.

President Obama must seek explicit Congressional authorization before taking military action in Syria, as required by the U.S. Constitution and the War Powers Resolution. Congress must insist that Congressional debate and vote precede any military action.

You claim to place the highest priority on looking out for New Jersey's taxpayers, yet there are multiple examples of you using taxpayer dollars to promote your own political ambitions. You can't have it both ways, claiming to protect New Jersey's taxpayers while at the same time wasting our taxpayer dollars to promote your political career. We, as New Jersey taxpayers, demand that you stop wasting our tax dollars to promote your political career.

We are MSW graduate students from California State University, Fullerton, preparing to enter the field of social work as frontline advocates for social and economic justice. We are calling on California lawmakers and Governor Newsom to support AB 338, a vital piece of legislation that will help communities devastated by the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires begin the long recovery process in a way that prioritizes dignity, equity, and local empowerment. The 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties caused severe destruction, displacing communities and devastating the local economy. Low and moderate-income residents have been disproportionately affected, facing job loss, housing instability, and financial instability. Communities affected by the fires are also experiencing increased stress, displacement, and trauma, leading to a growing need for mental health support. Additionally, the demand for workers in critical sectors like construction, healthcare, education, mental health support, and emergency response has surged, but there is a lack of trained and certified individuals ready to fill these roles. Without fast and focused workforce development, the recovery process will be slower, and many vulnerable residents will continue to struggle to rebuild their lives. The bill put forward to alleviate this issue is AB 338: Workforce Development: The Counties of Los Angeles and Ventura: 2025 wildfires, authored by Assemblymember Jose Solache. This bill aims to assemble a skilled and local workforce to aid in rebuilding efforts in communities impacted by the 2025 wildfires. It would provide $50 million towards workforce development to train individuals in high-demand essential jobs, promoting economic stability.

Stop the proposed campus closures and class cancellations.