CNN, MSNBC, Fox, ABC and CBS continue to ignore Gary Johnson because they only want a two-party race. One of the ways they ignore Gary is by excluding him from their polls. After all - if he gets 15% in the polls, they will have to let him debate Obama and Romney. What a disaster that would be for the Republicans and Democats and their lapdog media. Our only hope is NPR. Unfortunately NPR is bought and paid for by ... the Republic-rats and the Demo-cants. This petition is to NPR - start living up to your obligation to report the news, not the spin. Start telling us what Gary Johnson says every day. Then Americans will have an actual choice in November.

There is a need to establish minimum discloser requirements so all voters recieve the same basic information on a perspective candidate for office. Currently, this is up to each candidate resulting in uneaqual, disjointed, misleading information. The minimum requirement will provide standard insight into a candidates positions, qualifications & financial management.

Pennsylvania has passed a law requiring photo ID to vote. It affects Seniors...The Poor and Minorities. The Majotiyl leadr of the State House claime that Pennsylvania is now gauranteed to Romney.

I cannot stand every time there is an election that the amount of money spent just keeps getting higher. Congress has tried to stop this but it never seems to change. And the elected officials never get to do their work because they are always fund raising for the next election.

There is a Pledge you can sign on line called The Anti_Norgusist Pledge.

England has a law that allows only six weeks of political campaigns before any election. This obviously cuts down the nonsense from both parties and the endless ads the public is forced to view or hear while watching their favorite television programs or listening to the radio.

Many representatives vote to support the goals of their corporate contributors. We urge all Senators and Representatives to pledge not to accept any contributions, direct or indirect from corporations.

In the past century, laws for disclosures of political donations were made to minimize corruptions. More laws were made by both parties since the Watergate scandal. However, in the past decade, thanks to word games, these laws were abolished. As a result, excessive secret donations were made in the past year. To ensure that this coming election is not being corrupted, we need to have such donations disclosed.

The role of money in American politics is aided and abetted by the Electoral College. Each state legislature controls the way the electors vote as well as who they are. We all know that the price of a majority of state level legislators is way lower than ads for a national campaign. By amending the Constitution, Article 2 Section 1, to eliminate the college and count each persons vote for president we will make it virtually impossible for big money to buy all of our votes. There will never again be another tie vote.

Why is any person, corporation, or even foreign government, without a right to vote in a given election, allowed to contribute even one cent to try to affect that election's outcome? A resident of one state is not allowed to vote in another state's election, and so should not be allowed to make contributions. A corporation is not entitled to a vote; every individual employee and stockholder may have the right to vote in a given election, and the choice of whom to support is theirs, not their boss's.

Arizona Governor, Jan Brewer, feels that most Arizona state jobs can be better performed by "professional" employees working for private companies. Many state employees have been put out of work by the outsourcing of state jobs, particularly health services positions in the Department of Corrections. To that extent, we feel that the people of the State of Arizona would be better served by a professional manager from outside of Arizona running the State.

What America needs is a vision for the future that backed by government and private funding translates into new businesses and industries designed to meet the challenges of today.