In light of the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court dated July 1,2024, entitled Trump v. United States, granting immunity to the current and past Presidents of the United States for acts that are in their official capacity, it is essential to the survival of the American Democracy that we amend the Constitution, Article II Section I as follows: after the words “The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America. However, no President or past president shall be immune from prosecution for any illegal acts which if committed by an ordinary citizen would be a crime under federal or state law. If a President or past President has committed such an act that would be a violation of either state or federal law, he or she shall immediately be prosecuted by the appropriate authority and shall stand trial so long as the statute of limitations has not expired.

Abolishment of All Governments

In the upcoming review of the state energy policy(CES), the administration, legislature and energy bureaucracy(DEEP and PURA) must stop the underwriting, on the tab of the utility ratepayer, of home and business heating methane conversions, enhanced or new interstate methane pipelines, and associated new methane burning power plants. The state’s methane policy (the current main driver of its energy plan) has been demonstrated as nonviable from a business/ratepayer standpoint-as the collapse of the gas/oil price spread has undermined the ratepayer savings that were to recompense them for the buildout costs for which they are ultimately billed. Environmentally, it is a also detrimental for many reasons: the basic one being that it will commit CT to fracked methane when we need to switch to more business friendly and responsible renewable energy-which is ready to go with a little government cooperation. At the very least, CT ratepayers, gas and/or electric, should not have to be on the hook for this unjustified, irresponsible venture. Stop letting entrenched fossil fuel interests play with CT ratepayer house money.

This petition asks Loretta E. Lynch, Attorney General of the United States and James B. Comey, Director of the FBI to, as quickly as is humanly possible because of the upcoming election: Investigate any potential TRUMP bribes in TEXAS and FLORIDA.

Since 2006, the number of wells in our county has increased from 3 to 141 and the need for protection is now! Oakmont Council must pass an ordinance that protects the health, safety, and welfare of the residents in Oakmont from the harms of oil and gas drilling, including fracking. I say no to the proposed ordinance as it stands -- and support amendments that would increase setbacks to 2,000 ft, eliminate the Borough exemption, and provide for all Oil and Gas infrastructure in industrial zones only!

WHY IS KERSHAW CORRECTIONAL FACILITY PRISON ON LOCKDOWN?, THEY WERE NOT A PART OF THE UPRISE/ AND UNFORTUNATE MAYHEM AT LEE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES OF SC

The Montgomery County Council is considering Bill 19-15 to: • Require landlords to offer 2 year leases at each renewal • End excessive month-to-month lease fees • Increase code inspections • Require the use of clear, legal "model" County leases • Publish information about landlords who raise rents 100-150 percent higher than County recommended guidelines • Require landlords to distribute the Landlord/Tenant handbook at lease signing • Require accurate and thorough rental housing data collection for use in public policy

Wish to request an exceptional pardon consideration by the state board of pardons and paroles concerning Malik White. I believe the board should consider him for parole before the scheduled time because of the lack of evidence to support said charges.

Launch an investigation of Exxon and its fellow fossil-fuel companies for deliberate and malicious climate deception.

We call on the Boston City Council to pass a resolution declaring Indigenous Peoples Day on the second Monday of October.