• Stop the Lowering of Property Taxes for Industries and the Increasing of Residential Property Tax
    There are 2 bills being proposed in the Kansas State Legislature, HB 2501 and SB 317, that will lower property taxes for the manufacturing industries of Kansas. Lowering these taxes on corporations would shift the difference onto residential homeowners and other non-manufacturing businesses of Kansas. We're telling our state legislature that we do not support the idea of lowering taxes for corporations and increasing taxes on the people.
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    Created by Kathy Pearson
  • BUBBLE-UP ECONOMIC POLICY
    The petition is about bubble-up economics, funding those at the bottom - from which the top will also prosper. While this may cost roughly $1 trillion, it will funnel money to those who need it the most and are most likely to spend it, resulting in a relatively high multiplier, higher earnings, and higher tax revenues, reducing the net deficit.
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    Created by Ken Friedman
  • $ 1,000,000. plus tax dollars saved!
    All state and government employees must drive their own cars to and from work and pay for all auto expenses, no exceptions! No more state or government owned cars. No writing off auto expenses. This is what everyone else has to do!
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    Created by rich phelan
  • not to raise gas prices
    the gas shouldnt go up any more if they are making records profits the price it is now where is all that money going to everyone should just stop driving and just sit at home till they lower it to where it should be
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    Created by ronald allard
  • Buy made in America
    I want to get an agreement to celebrate American independence this July by having the signers buy only goods made in America for the entire month of July.
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    Created by Mike Bievenouer
  • Stop Taxation
    The middle and lower class in this state don't have a chance, the retired and elderly have even less. The politicians just make changes when they want to, don't the PEOPLE of Indiana have any say in anything??? I thought this was supposed be a democractic society and STATE !!! Looks like the state is ripping us off, it's not suppose to have it's cake an eat it too.
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    Created by Tony
  • STOP the Ecnomic Giveaway
    The Govenor who is supposed to be our CEO and looking out for our interest is not! He wants to give away Billions! To corporations that are makiing historic profits, with little to no gain. Even after an independant consultant described it as a Disaster!
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    Created by Shawn O'Donnell
  • JOBS NOT FEMALE FERTILITY
    That about says it I think.
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    Created by Leonarda Brunst
  • Congress: Pass HR2990, The National Emergency Employment Defense Act.
    The National Emergency Employment Defense Act, HR 2990, will restore control of the monetary system and thereby the economy to the People of America through the Department of the Treasury. This legislation was first presented by Mr. Kucinich, D-Ohio, in December of 2010 but never received any attention from either Congress or the public. Today, with the continuing collapse of the economy and destruction of the American Middle Class, this second attempt is being endorsed by groups such as the 29,000 members of the Chicago Teachers Union. Please help take back the power to control our economy from the 1% and restore it to the American People.
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    Created by Richard William Posner
  • Republicans: The Middle-Class are the 'Job Creators'
    The goal of creating jobs MUST be the top priority for Congress. This should remain the top goal until the U.S is again financially strong and prosperous.
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    Created by Mason Colbert
  • Doing Your Part
    This petition is to demand that the members of both Houses of Congress and The President take a 20% pay cut, to show that they are doing their part to help the economy.
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    Created by Dennis Stevens
  • Overturn NYS's Property Tax Cap
    NYS's inflexible 2% property tax cap has deprived public education and municipal governments of critical resources via the elimination of basic democratic rights - an annual vote of the citizenry - in favor of a cap imposed by the state legislature. Adding insult to injury, NYS has (for several years) provided insufficient and diminishing aid, while demanding more and imposing penalties. The inability of school districts, in particular, to determine their own level of taxation, results in a more limited education, less opportunity for those who need it most, greater educational inequality, and a loss of democratic rights.
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    Created by Marshall Goldberg