Under Article III, Section 3, of the Constitution, any person who levies war against the United States or adheres to its enemies by giving them Aid and Comfort has committed treason within the meaning of the Constitution. The term aid and comfort refers to any act that manifests a betrayal of allegiance to the United States. If a subversive act has any tendency to weaken the power of the United States to attack or resist its enemies, aid and comfort has been given. So ask yourself, "is holding a trillion + dollars in offshore tax havens something that weakens the power of the United States in this time of war?". If your answer is yes, then you also believe that offshore tax evasion is treason. Sign this petition to let President Obama know that you want off-shore tax evaders criminally prosecuted for treason!

You have signed a bill that closed all the Arcades in Florida this put 18000 people out of work and possibly on unemployment, he did not help the working class or the employers, also the senior citizens that enjoyed their happy moments with their friends at these arcades. What was he thinking helping the Casinos and his crowneys in Talahasee,

Creating a fairer tax base for all companies, negating the need for shrewd downline accounting.

Taxes not paid by American companies in other countries.

Taxing of The Citizens of Toledo to pay for our water without a vote from the people of Toledo up 56%

We desperately need Black Owned Businesses in Black Communities.

- If the Federal government is successful in levying tax on Internet sales, the revenue should go to paying down the national debt. - If Federal or State governments announce a spending they must identify the source of the income, borrowed or generated.

Outsourcing only increases profits of business owners but has eliminated millions of American jobs. It also has reduced salaries paid to existing jobs.

I work for the Government. Our budget, staffing, and pay have been cut to save money. I have no problem sacrificing for my country, but what about the Senate and Congress. Budget cuts never affect them or the several hundred staff members(that's each congressmen and Senator, literally hundreds of staff) They make 3-4 times what me and my fellow government workers make, yet they continue to get yearly pay raises and never face any budget cuts.

The state of DC schools are appalling. Many of the schools in the poorest communities are rundown and dilapidated. Despite all the increases in revenue the DC Council fails to add additional revenue to our failing schools that are 100% located in low income communities. How can DC benefit from a ten fold increase in revenue from traffic tickets, tourism, and proposed Internet taxes and not dedicate all that money to our public schools. It is embarrassing and shameful that all the good DC schools are located in the most affluent DC neighborhoods. Enough is enough. We are one city and we have to act like it! Join me in demanding the best schools in the country for all our residents including the poor, the just making it, and the middle class.

money owed to staff

I walked off my job at McDonald's this morning because I can’t survive on the poverty wages I make. And I’m not alone. Together we're launching the D15 campaign – for workers, for families, and for Detroit – and standing up to the enormous corporations we work for to make sure they get a simple message: Workers like us should be paid a fair wage that lets us make ends meet. Most of us make $7.40 an hour – or just barely more. That means our average salary is less than $19,000 per year, which just isn’t enough to cover basic needs like rent, food, health care, transportation, and often times a family to support. A lot of us are forced to rely on public assistance to make ends meet. It’s downright shameful that someone who works full time is forced to rely on public assistance because their employers aren’t paying them enough. Paying fast food workers a livable wage will not only help us support our families, but it will also help strengthen Detroit's entire economy. When we’re paid a fair wage, we’ll have money to buy the everyday items we need, keeping the money in our community and making our neighborhoods safer. I've had it with food and retail chains who are not paying workers in Detroit enough to survive. I’m outraged that full-time workers can’t afford rent, food, transportation, or health care. I believe that, here in America, everyone who works hard should be able to afford basic necessities like groceries, rent, and transportation for themselves and their families. I stand with Detroit’s food and retail workers in demanding they get the respect, and living wage, they deserve.