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Sanity for balancing our budgetSpending cuts are tax increases through the back door, and hurt those who can least afford them.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John S. Smith
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Cut Congressional pay to welfare amount until debt crisis solvedTwo years ago, the Obama Administration compromised again and again with the Republicans, but the Republicans refuse to arrive at a workable funding solution to avoid the "fiscal cliff". Republicans claim that $250,000/year is near poverty levels, yet they claim that the $8100/year that welfare recipients receive makes them wealthy.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dixie Davis
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Tax every religious institution!Our country faces a dire economic meltdown, isn't it time to ask everybody, including the currently exempt religions, to pitch in and help bring down our debt? I'm sure that would make a noticible dent in our national debt w/o compromising our security or social net. Please join me in getting Congress & the President to pass a law requiring them to pay their fair share too.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Irv Spivak
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congress needs to act in a cooperative manner now for the American people!Get congress to work with the Pres. on the fiscal cliff..to show the same kind of cooperation that the Democrats in congress showed in 2008 when we were facing a finacial meltdown when Bush was president, and averted it with the tarp program.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rich
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Gun Tax for mental healthThe senseless shooting in Newtown, CT affected every one of us deeply. This is a multilayered issue. Gun control and mental health must be addressed. Encouraging congress to impose increased taxes on guns and put that money to improved health care and early intervention can be a step in the right direction.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Trish
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Create a Public Banking System using Debt-Free money!Eliminate the problem of government debt and make it possible for it to provide the people with all the things they want and need,but cannot individually provide for themselves.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Conrad Drury
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Starbucks CEO: leave the coalition to cut Medicare, Medicaid and Social SecurityStarbucks’ coffee is a favorite treat for so many American workers and their families. That’s why it’s even more appalling that Starbucks’ CEO is trying, with over 100 CEOs, hedge fund managers, and bank presidents, to cut the vital services our families rely on so that they can get bigger corporate tax breaks.7,387 of 8,000 SignaturesCreated by Natasha Chart, Progressive Congress
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"One man (or citizen) One Vote" , conformation to do the PEOPLES BUSINESSAbsolving all Republicans who signed Grover Norquist's demand that those sign his pledge (ongoing for 30 + years) or suffer political consequences.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joel Waldbott
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President Obama: Declare a State of Emergency regarding the Fiscal CliffCongress is completely dysfunctional. The President has the mandate and the obligation to step in, declare a STATE OF EMERGENCY and put a plan into place that will keep the USA fiscally sound and growing.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Donna Wilson
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Senate & House: VOTE!!The entire nation is about to experience an economic disaster that is completely avoidable. Congress needs to finally hold itself accountable and vote on President Obama's economic plan. The people have already voted, and now it is the duty of our elected representatives to step up and show us where they stand. We can take it from there.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Cynthia L. McCoy
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Senate should vote on Fiscal Cliff billIf House won't vote on a bill. Seenate should. And this needs to take place Monday.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Tom Bartlett
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Tax salon servicesCurrently all salon services in the state of Washington are tax free. No sales tax, no luxury tax. Most of these services including haircare, nails, facials, massages etc. are services the well off indulge in. The state has continually used the "sin" tax to raise money by taxing beer and cigarettes (now weed too)...but, has never approched taxing the rich for their pampering in the salon. It would raise desperately needed money for the state and not effect the lower class.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jeanette Mempa