Wouldn't you have loved to have voted for Bill Clinton?

Tell Beahner and McCannel to stop playing politics with the economy and Americans. They should get to work now!

The average American wages for 2009 was $40,711.61/yr. This has gone up a couple thousand.

During the recent 2012 election, our Florida citizens stood in extremely long lines (5-8 hours). The United States of America has too many resources to allow this atrocity to occur again. We need the law to be fair for all; not the few. Stop voter suppression! We are people; not red and blue!

We want our Lawmakers to lead by example. When they demand sacrifices to the American people they should be the first ones feeling the consequences.

Limit election campaigns to one year, three debates on TV and/or radio, and $50,000 in spending to save money, time, and irritation for voters, as well as to make running for office more plausible for all citizens.

Recall Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, Eric Cantor: For representing the gain-greed fiduciary interests of the top 2% non-working, capital- gains income-grabbers, who get tax-breaks denied their working constituents, who voted for their representation in congress, which has been traitorously denied and rejected by these three anti-middle-class Corporatist (R) Party pettifoggers..

The Congress, The Senate, The House of Representitives and all highly paid officials being paid by the United States Tax Payers, should reduce their Wages and benefits and share the pain They , help cause, The American People all the way up to the President of the United States.

We will all be personally affected if CONGRESS cannot get their act together and reach a deal to prevent the fiscal cliff. I am pushing for CONGRESS to stay in session, ie no holiday break until they reach a deal.

Getting rid of professional lobbyist. All money given to politicians by lobbyist should be against the law. Only individuals should be able to contact their representatives.

This proposition is a plea to have the old Proposition 13 tax law overhauled in several ways. Firstly, it is completely insidious that corporations such as Google pay property tax rates based on this law, while accumulating millions of dollars in profits at the expense of California school systems and protection services from the police and fire departments. Secondly, it is completely unfair that new homeowners have to pay taxes based upon this law for extremely high priced homes, when their neighbors have willed their properties to their children who then receive the benefit of this law, when it was originally supposed to be for people who would live in their home until death so they could afford to keep their homes. This is unfair to younger families who are then forced to pay an unrealistic tax rate to pay for the deficiencies in tax revenue. My son and daughter in law live in Los Altos California and the price of homes is around $700.000 to a million dollars. This tax law prevents them from being able to buy a home with the addition of a tax that adds thousands of dollars more to a home while the people living across the street pay taxes based on a home purchased for $22,000.00 paying practically nothing in yearly property taxes. This is happening all over the state of California. Mr. Jarvis has been deceased for many years, the law is out of date for the current economic situation of our state and country. The most glaring inequity being the amount that large corporations pay for their multimillion, billion dollar businesses. Please help us bring this issue to the forefront of reformation in our state for the good of education and protection services, not to mention the affordability of homes for young families. My name is Jean Nielson. I was an educator for twenty years. I know the crisis in education and it is destroying our college system, as well as the K-12 system. I am working after retirement because I still care for children and the welfare of our future. Help Californians realize the damage of this proposition. Please sign my petition so we can limit corporate wealth and help the citizens of our state. Sincerely, Jean Nielson MA Education

Congress wants to make cuts to Social Security and Medicare, let's see them take the cuts first. They are the ones responsible for overspending anyway.