Here's this week's round up of Fair Elections op-eds and letters to the editor from the states.  Arizona: http://campverdebugleonline.com/main.asp?SectionID=36&SubSectionID=73&ArticleID=27609  "Members of Congress spend too much time fundraising and too little time working on solutions to the country's problems. We need our Congress people to be focused on jobs, the economy, health care, freedom from oil dependence climate and energy issues. Instead, elected officials in Washington must devote enormous energy each day raising money from the lobbyists and/or industries that they're supposed to oversee."  Minnesota: http://www.sctimes.com/article/20100801/OPINION/108010021/1006/Your-turn--Government-should-belong-to-the-people "We need to put elections back in the hands of ordinary Americans. Our leaders should work for us, not their corporate sponsors."  North Carolina:  http://www.citizen-times.com/article/20100804/OPINION02/100803040/1007/COLUMNISTS  "Most people can't imagine being given serious money without feeling obligated when they get it, the more serious the money, the more serious the obligation. In fact, most people would expect the recipient of their money to feel obligated."