• Walmart, stop selling assault weapons
    The children are dying in their schools, our theaters, our streets, and our malls. When will we bury the last child or adult killed by the mass carnage of legal, semi-automatic and assault weaponry? We must stand against this insanity.
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    Created by Noreen Cullen
  • Make the NRA a rogue organization
    Putting the National Rifle Association out of business by petitioning the US Government to label the NRA a rogue organization and freezing their assets just like we have done to rogue groups like Al Qaeda
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    Created by Carlos Sanjurjo
  • Term limits and election limits
    Limit on Terms for Senate to two 6 year terms, no super pac or pac money 8 week election cycle LImit on Term for house to 5 terms, no super pac or pac money and 8 week election cycle. we would eliminate the corruption and influence of pac money and have elected officials serving the people who pay for them.
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    Created by Sally Sparling
  • Prosecute Walmart Under the RICO Statute
    Walmart intentionally and purposefully underpays their employees, then runs classes on how they can apply for benefits reserved for those living in poverty. Walmart is using taxpayer money to fund healthcare for their employees. In effect, Walmart is stealing from the American public, and holding their employees hostage. This makes them eligible for prosecution under RICO- the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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    Created by Noah Kitty
  • Prosecute Walmrt Under RICO Statute
    Walmart intentionally and purposefully underpays their employees, then runs classes on how they can apply for benefits reserved for those living in poverty. Walmart is using taxpayer money to fund healthcare for their employees. In effect, Walmart is stealing from the American public, and holding their employees hostage. This makes them eligible for prosecution under RICO- the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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    Created by Noah Kitty
  • Tell the news to report the news!
    Last Friday 28 people lost their lives due to gun violence. Every day countless more also lose their lives.
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    Created by joy loughry
  • Stop the ISP 6 strike plan
    Tell IPS's such as Verizon, ATT, Comcast.. to back off from the 6 strike plan and tell them to refuse to go though with it
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    Created by Jon Setka
  • Stop Promoting Violence
    There have been too many mass killings in recent years. The entertainment industry should be a leader in ending the glorification of violence in movies, TV and video games.
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    Created by Lori Zahn
  • Rhode Island: Eliminate predatory payday loan interest rates
    As a resident of Rhode Island, it is saddening and frustrating to know we are the only New England state that permits a payday loan at an annual percentage rate above 36 percent. State law currently allows lenders to charge as much as 260 percent interest. When the Rhode Island's House Committee on Corporations began considering legislation to reduce the rate earlier this year, the House bill was co-sponsored by 50 of 75 representatives; the Senate version, by 26 of 38 senators. A broad coalition of community groups sought to cap the interest rates on these so-called "payday loans'' but it did not make it out of committee. Payday loans are deceptively marketed as a short term solution to my neighbors with financial problems. However, a family that couldn't afford to pay living expenses before obtaining a payday loan cannot shoulder the additional burden of triple-digit interest. Once the cycle begins, borrowers typically take out larger loans with larger interest payments. The payday loan becomes a long-term obligation where the interest paid far exceeds the loan obtained. This trap undermines choice and competition in the market and allows millions of dollars to flow out of our economy to large, out-of-state national payday lending chains. Lobbyists sent by the payday lending industry argue that Rhode Islanders could not survive without payday loans. In truth, we survived for decades without them, just as military families and the residents of every other New England state do today. It is time to vote on a bill to reduce payday loan rates.
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    Created by Shawn Selleck
  • National Housing Bank
    Many people have lost their homes due to speculation and lack of transparency in lending.The public is already functioning as the lender of last resort for homes, but is not benefiting. Consumer friendly terms and rates are possible with a non-profit approach.
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    Created by Matthew Sparks
  • A State Bank - the only honest solution
    For-profit investment banks and financial institutions do NOT have your best interest in mind. Their prime directive is to benefit shareholders - NOT customers of banking services. Aside from huge salaries and bonuses for CEOs and officers the manipulation of internal books and the creation of bank to bank deals shows that these massive financial corporations cannot be trusted. We need a not-for-profit state bank that holds the concerns of the citizens to heart. A state bank will serve and provide the financial services that people, small business and communities need in a transparent, efficient and honest fashion. A state bank will protect the state and its citizens from wanton fiduciary irresponsibility. A state bank will provide a stable platform for sustained growth and balanced prosperity. A state bank will serve the people not the shareholders.
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    Created by Dave Cline
  • Limit what the media can show about a person who has committed or is suspected of committing a vi...
    I have daughters the same age as those killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy.
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    Created by Laurel Lowe