Millions of fake comments have corrupted the FCC's public process on net neutrality—including 2 million submitted using the stolen identities of real people, a crime under New York law. Yet the FCC is moving full steam ahead with a vote based on this corrupted process, while refusing to cooperate with an investigation. The FCC must postpone this vote until we can get to the bottom of what happened.

We, the consumers, are dumbfounded by the continuous rise in Gas Prices. The world supply suddenly has not shrunk nor did our President declare a war in the Middle East. The only explanation we have is price gouging. Please finish your inquiry on the last Gas Price Rise and make the inquiry results public. Also please start a new Inquiry on the recent up swing in Gas Price.

We would like to keep horses out of the slaughter houses.

Presidents and their families should not be allowed to incur unlimited personal travel costs at taxpayer expense; a limit should be imposed and, once that limit is reached, the President should reimburse the government for any additional costs.

The America First Energy Plan means the Planet goes last. As the largest historic contributor to greenhouse gases and until now the leader in climate science research and renewable energy development, the United States must not revert to business-as-usual fossil-fuel-foolishness. We must be the global leader in drawing down greenhouse gas concentrations through informed climate action and empowerment. Abdicating our climate leadership will only further harm the nation and put our children and future generations in harm's way. We call on the Administration to reinstate the Climate Action Plan, robustly support global climate education, communication and outreach efforts, and prioritize transformation of schools and communities into engaging, resilient, innovative living laboratories.

The murderer of my one-year-old grandaughter is up for parole

There is no place in our democracy for a person of Bannon's known views.

You ran on voting for another Speaker of the House. Resist the pressure to vote for Madigan.

Dear Senator, As a constituent, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the Farm Bill released by the Senate Agriculture Committee last week. While the bill is being celebrated as a bipartisan piece of legislation, it would continue to give massive handouts to corporate agriculture and factory farms that pollute our air, water and soil. During a time of growing ecological crisis, it fails to regulate toxic pesticides and adequately expand conservation programs. I urge you to vote NO for this bill because it prioritizes corporate profits at the expense of consumers, farmers and the planet. I was pleased to see that the Senate’s proposed Farm Bill does not include the extreme anti-environment riders on pesticides, endangered species or waterways that were in the House Bill. I urge you to work with the Senate to ensure that these environmental riders remain out of the bill. I was also pleased to see that the bill does include important wins for organic agriculture, including fending off some of the worst attacks on the authority of the National Organic Standards Board and increasing critical funding for organic programs. I urge you to work with the Senate to ensure that these elements remain in the bill. I also urge you to work with the committee to ensure that the bill includes critical protections for habitat, expands conservation programs and provides farmers with financial incentives to curb pesticide use and employ alternative pest management strategies. The Farm Bill should be an opportunity to reduce the amount of poison that we apply to food and should not be propping up corporate, chemical-intensive agriculture. I urge you to vote NO for this piece of legislation and advance a farm bill that promotes a sustainable and equitable food system. Sincerely,

After over 500,000 signatures asking him to do something about the Play off game with the New Orleans Saints and Rams. There was clearly a helmet to helmet and P.I. and no flag was thrown. Which would have given the Saints a clear shot at winning this play off game and they would be in the Super bowl. A phone call from Mr. Goodwill stating there was an error on the refs part. Really that’s it ? I don’t think so!