• pay the stats bills lepage
    pay our billls dont reject everything going to your desk its illeggal
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    Created by eric
  • Republicans: Politicians Are Public Employees Too
    Republicans are attacking teachers and unions by charging excessive taxes and fees. They're public employees too and should be subject to the same percentages.
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    Created by Rob Roberts
  • State Minimum Wage
    Allow working folks to live with honor
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    Created by Dick Skewis
  • Property tax is paying rent !
    You never own anything taxed,you just pay rent to the government ! I feel this should be abolished,at least on our primary home.We are taxed to death on every thing,and see little or no benefit except the swollen pocket books of our elected officials on both sides.The good folks of North Carolina needs help,and this is a start. Sign on if you TRULY want to OWN your home.
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    Created by mark carter
  • Stop Bill 399 From Destroying Clayton County Schools
    Sadly, Rep. David Knight from Griffin, Georgia has introduced House Bill 399 to undermine the taxing authority of the Clayton County government to collect taxes from vendors who lease space at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The airport is located in Clayton which is why the tax code is now being rigged to accomplish this scheme. If this bill becomes law it means a loss of $15 million in revenue that fund our schools. It will bleed our educational system and further stagnant our economic recovery. We must make defeating this bill our top priority.
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    Created by Josephine Slaton
  • Stop checking credit reports for Employment
    Why do employers need to check our credit report for employment offers. Many of us have been hit hard by the economy, and our credit score is in bad shape. I feel it is unfair representation of who we are as a worker. It is not fair that we be judged by our credit score for employment. Lets end this practice and be judged fairly on our accomplishments.
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    Created by Diana Harding
  • Lets start a poverty dialogue!
    To start a dialogue on the causes of poverty in our country.
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    Created by Don Brake
  • Abolish Employment at Will
    During the 1980s, many state courts recognized the existence of public-policy exceptions to at-will employment. These courts were influenced by a large number of law review articles published since the mid-1960s that condemned the doctrine of at-will employment. And, as an increasing number of state supreme courts recognized public-policy exceptions to at-will employment, other states were willing to join the rapidly growing minority, which soon became a majority.
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    Created by Jeffrey P. Nieznanski
  • REINSTATE SENIORS REBATE PROGRAM
    In 2011, the Aging and Disability Services Division's budget that was presented to the Nevada's legislature proposed the elimination of the Senior Tax Assistance/Rent Rebate (STARR) program. The legislature approved the elimination of the program that benefited low income seniors to fund other services, and GOV. BRIAN SANDOVAL signed regardless the damage done to low income seniors.
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    Created by GERARD A. ANCHEZ, SR.
  • Tell Congress to Put the Brakes on Out of Control Hyperinflation, Spending & Price Hikes that Onl...
    Over Decades, unchecked and untamed, Hyperinflation and Extreme Price Hikes have spun out of control, putting a tremendous amounts of Economic strain, stress and duress in the minds and pockets of the poor, lower-class, the working-class and middle-class communities and low-income families including Veterans and Military Families. Congress needs to step-in and put an end to an Era of Greedy, Selfish, Cold-blooded, Mean Spirited and Unjust Economic Policies, Reforms and Dealings that are the cause of an endless cycle of abusive Extreme Price Hikes that are hurting the Economy and causing Hyperinflation, Socio-economic Strain, so much Suffering and Mental Distress in People's Lives. Consequently, the US Constitution, gives the US Congress, among other things -- the Power to Regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes; To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures; etc. That includes, the Power to Coin Money and regulate the Market Price of Money or the Value, thereof, to Regulate Prices and fix an uniform standard of Weights and Measures in Supermarkets, Grocery Stores, MiniMarts, Convenient Stores, Farmers, etc. Solely, Lowering Taxes, Increasing the Minimum Wage, creating Sustainable Jobs and controlling Expenditures are not sufficient to bring about an Economic State of Boom and Prosperity for all Americans. We need to do more, by controlling and putting the brakes on out of control Price Hikes, too much Spending and Hyperinflation.
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    Created by US Veteran Eric Manuel Ortiz
  • Stop Right to Work
    Do not pass Right-to-Work Laws or changes to the Prevailing Wage in Missouri. .These laws are necessary to keep Missouri wages fair and prevent out-of-state contractors from bringing in out-of-state workers and paying them lower wages. Cheaper prevailing wages for different counties says these workers should stay in proverty. Allowing unfair competition puts all workers in proverty.
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    Created by Arpha Slinkard
  • JOBS!JOBS!JOBS for MATURE AMERICANS
    I have been unemployed for over 2 years, and cannot find job despite my fervent desire and abiity to work. My optimism that America will take care of its citizens is waning. Individuals, whether born and raised in America, who live in San Diego, CA and speak Spanish but have much less education than me can readily obtain employment, while I suffer from lack of employment because my primary language is English and I do not speak spanish as required by numerous job announcements. Also, I believe I am discriminated against because of my age. I am 55 years old.
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    Created by Shekerah Price