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Congressional Pay and Budget CutsWith all the talk of cutting citizen's entitlement spending, the Congress should be given Medicare instead of their expensive government health plans and Reduce each Congressman's Staff Budgets and Salaries, before cutting the average citizen's Health care coverage and Tax deductions. It just a small amount in the overall scheme of things, but they were the one responsible for the entire deficit, which no one outside of Congress voted to overspend in the first place.24 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Larry Greenberg
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All Politicians Pay Social Security and MedicareRestore money "borrowed" from Social Security and have all elected officals pay into Social Security and Medicare and retro it back 20 years.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marshall McWilliams
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It time that our Congress get on with their jobs!If I didn't do my job at work, I would either be written up or let go. What is the consequence for Congress not doing the people's work. Four day work weeks? Paid trips home? I think they should not get paid when they don't do their job>6 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Janice Morrish
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Freeze all pay and benefits for members of our do-nothing CongressWe as a nation are facing a fiscal cliff and our elected officials in both the House and the Senate have refused to work together. The need for bipartisanship is more important than ever and they still refuse to do so. Now the impending deadline is upon us.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Denise Howard
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Fair CompensationOur senators and representatives no longer represent the average working American. They have lost touch with the problems faced by working Americans. They recess while they should be working on solving they many budget and health issues that face our country. Its time they faced the problems of middle class Americans. Cut their salary and benefits back to the level of the working class. maybe then we will have representation.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Claudia Lewis
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congress have to many days offcongress members are averaging less than 3 days a week in session. the only justification for their scedule would be the more disfunctionable one is the less one should work. their are to many important issues that congress needs to resolve. we need congress to be in session 5 days a week.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by harold berry
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sunshine for all of ALEC's model legislation lawsRight to work - firearm changes - teacher effectiveness laws have affected me adversely. This is suppose to be a country of individuals, not international corporations.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by derek gassen
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ELECTED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE INCOME PAY RATEThe lack of efficient government duties that have led our nation into an economically deficient situation for its citizens has reached the epitome of incompetence; therefore the rate of compensation should reflect that effort!2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by MATTHEW JAMES
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Stop lifetime salaries and benefits for politiciansWhy should being elected to a governement office be a lifetime paycheck and benefits package?! We cannot afford to pay these people until death! This is the only real way to trim the governments over spending!21 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Tom
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get jobs for middle class,not the rich,they dont need anything.the house needs to start doing there job,start voting on the road and bridge project,get people working.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by john
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compromise for the good of the manyCongress has wasted 4 years doing nothing, now they are trying to hold the country hostage to please the wealthy few. I say represent all the people or get out of our way. They must be held accountable.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by bill strong
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Pledge to Vote Out My LegislatorsOur legislators were elected to work for us. They are refusing to do so with endless filibustering, or simply refusing to support or even allow votes on important legislation that would benefit the American people. This pledge is designed to send a message to our legislators that if they do not vote for our interests, we will not vote for them.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John Ahrens