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Equal Justice for AllWall Street, banks, multinational corporations etc. and their CEO's are not held accountable to the same laws that the rest of us must abide by. Their illegal activities do cost lives as well as livelihoods, homes, jobs and more. We must take action to demand that the American 'Justice' system hold them accountable - not simply with token fines but with jail time.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mary Quinn
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Macy's: Don't steal Christmas from your employeesMacy's is keeping its stores open for 67 hrs continuously leading up to Christmas, forcing many employees to forsake their holiday...all for the sake of commercialism and corporate greed.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Heidi Henninger
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Stop corporations from moving billions of dollars offshore without paying taxes.The billions of dollars that corporation move to offshore accounts to keep from paying taxes.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joe
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CEO of the YearWe need a contests to name a CEO of the year. A company leader that does real good in the community or the Country and a prize in the form of a grant to be given to a favorite charity of that CEO. We need to make generosity and civic concern more popular. Greed is shameful and we need to make that more public as well.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dianne Richardson
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campaign spending limitstoo much money wasted in trying to influence elections, total campaign spending from all sources should be no more than what the office salary is for one year.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by steve stewart
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Payback time!!The whole world and this country has been extremely effected by the actions of the greedy Wall street thieves that cause our depression. We cannot let them get away with what they have done to million with their greed. The world is suffering and watching to see how strong we are.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by pat nielsen
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Governor Brown: Raise the California Corporate TaxI believe that corporations should pay their fair share! Sign if you agree! Be the change!16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jonquil Rumberger
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Stop multiple media ownership in a given cityWe are now down to six (6) media organizations in this country. The FCC is considering a process that would allow a given media giant to own TV, Radio, and Print media - all in a given city. This will stifle open discussion even more. We will all be affected by biased news to an even greater extent.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Frank Zingheim
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Guns and LatteI would like Starbucks to change its corporate policy and prohibt guns in all Starbucks coffee shops.16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jeff Bragman
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Break up the largest Wall St. BanksEveryone in America should be concerned about these six banks which control close to 60 trillion U.S. dollars. Why? These banks are FDIC insured because they are now mortgage banks. No matter what laws have been written since there last collapse, the American tax payer is still on the hook. Secondly, they wield way too much power on Congress since insider trading is not illegal for our elected representatives. Thirdly, we need to now enforce the Volcker Rule and Glass Stiegall to protect Americans and hold the CEOs accountable for their hedge fund bets and derivative bundled packages. Investment banks should not be mortgage lending institutions.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David Eckenrod
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Repealing Citizen's UnitedIt destroys American citizens' ability to take responsibility for their government and the way public officials are elected.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anne Adams
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FCC Restrictions for Media ConsolidationMedia consolidation is dangerous to our democracy. We need a knowledgeable citizenry informed on issues that affecting each of us in the most critical ways. How can we vote on issues or candidates when the media has control of the information. The FCC needs to start pulling licenses of those who do not offer real news and info on a regular basis, and also needs to insist on more limited ownership of tv, radio, internet, print, so that no market is saturated with one corp. Also, a limit on how much each corp can own, insist that they divest since it has become too monopolized. Inn the 80's , 50 owners of tv, radio, newspapers, now there are only 6. Outrageous.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anne Karppinen