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Stop taxing college student financial aid refund moneyWhen I started college and filed my annual taxes, my financial aid refund money was considered income. However, often what I received each semester did not match what my university said I did. Now I owe back taxes on grant money I never personally pocketed.92 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Renae Eades
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Work together so that this country moves forward!We, the people, understand that by extending the tax cuts to the poor and middle class it will stimulate the economy. People will have more money to spend and to start up new businesses. This along with The main idea graduated tax rate increases for those earning more than $250,000 is a workable compromise that should satisfy the people and to move this country forward. At this time, we, the people, do not want to see any cuts to social security, medicare and medicaid now or in the future, except to have the income cap removed from these entitlement payroll taxes. These entitlements are not part of the national budget as they are paid for entirely through our payroll taxes and should not available to you as bargaining chips. This money belongs to the people. We, the people, do not want to see another fiscal showdown!!!!!151 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Jo-Ann Feller
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Let the Bush Tax Cuts Expire!I am so irritated that John Boehner is refusing to consider making his millionaire buddies pay more in taxes, that I propose letting the tax cuts expire! If a household that brings in less than 75,000 a year can make ends meet without the tax cut, I know they can!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by P. Howard
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We are the 47% that just wants no hand outs, but be treated fairThe hand outs are being given to the rich with tax loops, hiding funds and establishing companies in other countries without paying their share. This is the wealthy welfare for the rich. More of our tax dollars are being wasted by providing access to more money that isn't been utilized in this country. They support policies to make them richer, and break the essence back of the working class, middle class and the poor. We the 47% has made Wall- Street Rich, our Congressman and Senator to be greed and selfish. Therefore, we are wanting to cut the budget in the following ways; These public servants( Congressman and Senators) need to get a pay cut for the work that they haven't done and bills that they won't pass, travel expenses to be cut and they are to pay their own health benefits. The Retirement package should only be provided when they have invested more than 10 years of Federal government services. Since these folks wants to take us over the cliff to provide their friends the same policies that put this country under the bus then we need exert voices and energy to stop their act of selfishness. We the 47% will no longer stand by and let them take us over because of their greed. They will not put more taxes on those who are elderly, disabled or poor. 47% have paid taxes over taxes, and have paid for many wars and bailouts; today the burden needs to start with Congress, Senate and the Rich. Mr. President, if we are to share the burden, then our leaders need to show by examples: cut their pay, cut their benefits, and raise their taxes, take away their loop holes for tax purposes. Nothing should be free for them; take away the perts and let them be the average " person". We as every day citizens do not get anything special. We voted to them to serve us; not for us to serve them. 47% wants the cuts to start with them whereas they can lead by example.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by perl
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Stop Student Loan FraudWhen colleges borrow money in a students name they should have to sighn a document for each loan borrowed in that students name. I am living a nightmare with this problem now because it is like colleges can just borrow money under your name with out asking you anything.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Alfie Weathers
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Increase taxes on the wealthyThis i an issue that is on President Obama's Agenda. I think this is fair ad over due. He needs help from the Congress to get this passed and I think most Americans want to see this done.100 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Tammy
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Time to compromise-U.S. HouseThe entire country is sick of the no-compromise House of Representatives, led by John Boehner, who have continually been unwilling to even talk about raising taxes on the wealthiest individuals in the population. We must raise taxes AND cut spending or the country will suffer greatly.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Griffin Okie
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We Must Move ForwardDon't let the Republican Party play games with the fiscal cliff. Work with the President to solve this problem. Do not keep saying No to every idea that is presented.969 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Chris
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I'll risk the tax hit in January 2013The Bush tax cuts are repealed as of 1/1/13. I want the President to know that I make well under 250k, but I am willing to risk a tax increase in order that the President hold the line past January 1st to insure that the tax increase on those over 250K take effect. The House Republicans will offer the elimination of tax breaks, but those will get diluted by the lobbyists and will come back to life as an add-on to an essential budget bill.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John Nash
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Congress...YOU'RE ON NOTICE!!!The American people have watch long enough the political games you have played. Under no circumstances will WE allow you to continue to put our lives on hold while you demand more power for the rich on the backs of the poor and middle-class. The problem is...you think you OWNED government, but let us remind you...The People Own the Government and will will no-longer tolerate your constant disrespect of our necessities. A large percentage of Americans agree the rich should pay more in taxes.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Martisa Searcy
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Ask Allen West to concede.The votes have been counted in FL-22 Allen West lost.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by chuck bryant
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Extend the Bush Era Tax Cuts for 98% of Americans.I feel that raising tax rates for the upper 2% or people making over $250,000 would not hurt economic growth. If you look at the GDP vs. tax rates for the last 60 years, GDP has always been higher when tax rates were higher, because the middle class has more money to spend.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by doug mlyn