• Legalize Same-Sex Marriage in Illinois
    Same-sex marriage is only legalized in 9 out of 50 states. All 50 states should legalize gay marriage. What effect will it have on the people who don't want it to happen? Nothing. Oh, because its against your religion? Well, I'm sorry, but if 2 people really like each tiger, the least if their worries is "going to hell." We've been forged into a supernova. How hot can it be?
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    Created by Albert Muci
  • Legalize Same-Sex Marriage in Illinois
    Same-sex marriage is only legalized in 9 out of 50 states. All 50 states should legalize gay marriage. What effect will it have on the people who don't want it to happen? Nothing. Oh, because its against your religion? Well, I'm sorry, but if 2 people really like each tiger, the least if their worries is "going to hell." We've been forged into a supernova. How hot can it be?
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    Created by Albert Muci
  • Legalization of Marijuana in Florida
    I am a student in florida studying the plant called cannibis. my first views on marijuana were normal, i thought it was a dangerous drug that would kill brain cells and give you cancer like cigarettes. Then i actually started doing research on what others have found out about the effects of marijuana and they were surprisingly different than what i thought. obviously by now we know that colorado and a few other states have legalized marijuana for recreational use and i think we should do the same. Marijuana is a safe and beautiful plant that has many medical uses and if there is truth to what science has proved why should we even for a second be in denial of something that can cure pain or even major deseases. please sign this petition for the people who want to be healthy, safe and have something that can relax them on a hard day at work. I think the reason this plant was illegal in the first place was because they took it out on the people who were abusing marijuana, those people should be punished. But for the people who want to sit at home and smoke a fat one and do no harm, should be allowed to. What are they doing wrong?
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    Created by Harley Johnson
  • Stop charges for Relay Services for the deaf
    My sister Virginia has been deaf since childhood and now as an adult she is in another state away from her children and friends and up until now has had the ability to communicate with them with the Relay Services for the deaf. Now the FCC wants to charge for usage of this service. This is outrageous. Americans with Disabilities Acr requires that people who are deaf have access to same quality of telecommunication services as people who are able to hear.
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    Created by Rosemary Zamora
  • Prosecute Voter Suppression
    Examples of voter supression during the past four presidential elections have become almost commonplace, whether the recent case of Pennsylvania election officials enacting new voter ID laws or the case in Ohio where election officials summarily reduced early voting days just prior to the election. Whether it is being done by Republicans or Democrats, it should be prosectuted as a federal crime.
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    Created by Ernie Corrigan
  • elder exploitation by lawyers
    I will loose my home because of corrupt lawyers
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    Created by norm shaifer
  • Stop the Email Rewrite Bill
    There is a bill moving through Congress to allow over 20 federal agencies the right to read your email.
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    Created by Blake Daugherty
  • Senate bill rewrite lets feds read your e-mail without warrants
    The proposed law, Leahy substitute to HR 2471, scheduled for a vote next week originally increased Americans' e-mail privacy. Then law enforcement complained. Now it increases government access to e-mail and other digital files. Read - http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57552225-38/senate-bill-rewrite-lets-feds-read-your-e-mail-without-warrants/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title for more information. And - http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/249461-overnight-tech-senate-bill-would-require-warrant-for-email-snooping
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    Created by Bryan Wachs
  • Legalize Same-Sex Marriage In California
    Same-sex couples can legally marry in nine states: Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, Maine, Maryland, and Washington. California has long been at the forefront of LGBT rights, it is time for action, for marriage equality. Let's honor Harvey Milk and those who have fought with us in this civil rights struggle. Please join us in sending this letter to the California state legislature to remind them that we remain second class citizens and that it is time to change that. Let's show the governor it is time he joins us in this fight for equality. We need change, and we demand it. Lets make sure President Obama has the votes necessary to repeal DOMA.
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    Created by Enrique Flores
  • Tell Bonnie to Take 'Em Down!
    A Spanish-language billboard containing an intimidating, fear-mongering message about workers comp fraud is targeting Latinos. This billboard was put up by the San Diego County District Attorney in the very heart of North Park (and other neighborhoods in San Diego). These offensive eyesores unfairly denigrate an entire class of people, negatively impact the quality of life in our neighborhoods, and remind some of notorious voter intimidation billboards designed to suppress legitimate voter turnout in some parts of the country ("Commit voter fraud, and go to jail.") THEY MUST COME DOWN. More background: http://www.teawithlemon.com/2012/11/greentech-geek-well-hello-billboard.html To call the District Attorney's office to voice your opinion of the billboard: 800-315-7672. Please note that this petition is being delivered to the District Attorney's office electronically by SignOn.org once it reaches 50 signatures, and it will be delivered again every time it garners and additional 50 signatures ... until the offensive billboards come down. We are also mailing a hard copy of the petition with all signatures and comments to the District Attorney. Our voices are being heard!
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    Created by Steven Shultz, M.S.
  • Pass Concealed Carry Laws In Illinois
    It's come to my attention that there is a petition going around to block possible legislature of concealed carry reform in Illinois. I am against said petition and support the passing of concealed carry in Illinois. Here's why: The people committing gun related crimes aren't upstanding citizens with clean records. They are criminals that obtain these guns in illegal manners. Not having concealed carry laws in big cities like Chicago leaves only the upstanding members of the community without protection. I've known too many people that have been victims to be for and support our current gun laws. Years ago a young female associate with absolutely no ties to any gangs was gunned down by a mugger while walking to the red line at night. A couple years after that one of my friends was shot several times because, from a distance, he resembled someone that belonged to the shooters' rival gang. Years after that my cousin was shot several times and almost died, all because some kids acting tough decided to beat up on our other cousin at a party. He saw it and went over to help when they opened fire on him. None of these victims were gang members and all had clean records, while the perpetrators all had records and obtained their guns illegally. Citizens who undergo license training and testing and pass background checks should be able to obtain concealed carry permits to protect themselves in Illinois. It is my belief that if this law were to pass, non-gang related violence would drop considerably in Illinois; especially in Chicago. Chicago police also support concealed carry. See: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/04/robert-farago/chicago-cops-come-out-for-concealed-carry/
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    Created by Zak Malik
  • Repeal The Voter ID Law
    The Voter ID Law is contradictory to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This “act to enforce the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution” was signed into law 95 years after the amendment was ratified. We should not be taking steps backwards, we should be encouraging voting.
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    Created by William F Barrasso