• Take Rush Limbaugh off the air in El Paso, TX, Quiten a Rush Limbaugh del radio en El Paso.
    Rush Limbaugh's reprehensible attack on Sandra Fluke, the college student who spoke to Congress about women's reproductive rights, calling her a slut and a prostitute and asking her to make a sex video, should be the end of his on-air career. He has in the past attacked African-Americans, Latinos, and other minorities and it is time for him to stop doing so. Let's convince KTSM AM 690 to kick him off the air in El Paso, TX. El ataque verbal de Rush Limbaugh en el radio contra Sandra Fluke, fue reprensible. Ella es una estudiante de universidad que fue a hablar sobre los derechos de la mujer sobre su cuerpo a el Congreso de los Estados Unidos. Limbaugh la llamo ramera y prostituta y le pidio que hiziera un video pornografico. Esto deberia ser el fin de su carrera como locutor. En el pasado el ha insultado a Afro - Americanos, Latinos, y otras minorias de Estados Unidos y es tiempo que deje de hacerlo. Hay que convenser a KTSM AM 690 la estacion de radio en El Paso Texas que lo quite de su programacion.
    405 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Salvador Lozano
  • VOTER ID
    I HAVE VOTED IN AZ FOR 32 YEARS AND NEVER HAD A PROBLEM AND AND NOW THERE IS THIS VOTER ID. IF SOMETHING ISN'T BROKE WHY FIX IT? THERE MUST BE ANOTHER MOTIVE.
    7 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Marie Williams
  • Test Result Privacy for Oregon HS Students
    When a series of FOIAs were initiated to track nationwide testing of the Armed Services Aptitude Battery (ASVAB),it was found that Oregon is leading all other states with Opt-Out compliance (63% vs. 12%, national average). However,,various individual Oregon schools were found to be in apparent non-compliance with existing Federal law. This data found that 19% of these schools not only mandate such testing, but automatically release all test results to recruiters in violation of federal parental opt-out requirements.
    125 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Don Chapin
  • Hawaii's Accepted Medical Use of Cannabis
    When the State of Hawaii accepted the medical use of Cannabis in 2000 by creating Hawaii's Medical Marijuana Program, it did so because of the fact that States have the right to decide the medical use of controlled substances. However, nothing has been done since that time to correct the resulting discrepancy between state and federal law regarding this substance. It is up to the Governor of Hawaii, who has legal standing in this matter, to obligate the Attorney General of the United States to recognize Hawaii's right to decide the medical use of controlled substances, and thereby remove Cannabis from Schedule I.
    1,718 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Clifton Otto
  • Investigate NYPD Violence Against Occupy Wall Street
    On March 17th, the NYPD seriously injured several peaceful protesters at the six month anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement, including a few that needed hospitalization. No police were injured and no property was damaged. We demand an investigation into the violence.
    11,354 of 15,000 Signatures
    Created by Max Berger
  • Say "NO" to new voter ID laws.
    There is no need to create new voter ID laws because there is no epidemic of voter fraud. These new ID laws will disenfranchise the poor, the elderly, minorities, and students. A democracy is best served when voting is encouraged.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Myrna Lueck
  • Keep the Internet free of spies and restrictions
    The Recording and Movie Industries (RIAA and MPAA) are conspiring to have servers (such as Google, Yahoo, Verizon, etc.) spy on you and your downloads. They want to have your Internet access cancelled, or restricted, if you download anything of which they do not approve. This is a serious infringement of Free Speech and Freedom of Information.
    15 of 100 Signatures
    Created by H.G. Smittenaar
  • Support Gov.Perdue on Voting Rights!
    Republicans want to override Gov. Perdue's veto of "Photo ID to vote in NC",House Bill 351. This "qualification"would prevent 450,000 citizens from voting. In-person voter fraud is NOT a significant issue in NC. This is an attempt to disenfranchise people without photo ID-students,the elderly,the poor,Hispanics and African Americans. NC House majority leader,Paul Stamm,says he has the votes to override Gov. Perdue's veto in May. We believe this requirement is unconstitutional. We support Gov.Perdue's veto.
    4 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Bonnie Allan
  • Stop Voter Supression
    There IS no problem with voter fraud. Recent Voter ID laws were passed with the sole purpose of preventing minorites, senior citizens and college students from voting. These groups historically vote for Democratic candidates. People who support Voter ID laws are Republican.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Claude Chaney
  • Repeal the NDAA - Pass the Due Process Guarantee Act
    On Dec.31st 2011 Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law. Clauses 1021 and 1022 of that bill legalize the indefinite imprisonment of any American citizen by the MILITARY without charges, evidence, trial or legal representation - all of which violates the 1st, 5th and 6th amendments to the constitution - on the accusation, not proof, that the person has committed a "belligerent act" or "substantially supported" a force hostile to the US. These terms have no legal meaning and can be used to justify the arrest and imprisonment of any person for anything. All but 10 senators voted "yea" while the House was split. Some members of Congress are moving to reverse the damage with the Due Process Guarantee Act, a bill that would restore the rights of Habeas corpus, trial by jury and legal counsel guaranteed in the Bill of Rights to all American citizens and legal residents. The bill is stuck in committee in both Houses and as of this writing does not have enough votes to pass. Find your representatives and how they voted here: http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=112&session=1&vote=00230#position and here http://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/112-2011/h932 Congress also passed the "Trespass Act", a bill that would have made ML King's March on Washington an illegal act. In addition, Senator Lieberman is sponsoring the "Enemy Expatriation Act" a bill that would remove all citizenship rights of any person accused (not proven) of having committed a "belligerent act". Our goal is one million signatures. Our signatures will be delivered to every member of Congress.
    1,098 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Ellen Olenska
  • Repeal Governor Corbett
    All politicians that pass legistlature against women, minorities, or reduce benefits for the disabled should be sought out, brought out, talked about, & voted out of government. These people are causing the US to be like the Middle East. The people will fight, don't worry. At election time & or before. Petitions will be signed, & Governors who take any of this lightly will be gone.
    7 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Cindi Miller
  • Voter ID's
    Before Michigan starts requiring ID to vote. They should make every effort to help people without IDs to get an ID.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Michael Swiger