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Term and Benefits Limits for CongressAll members of Congress should have term limits: Senators should be elected for not more than two terms of three years each, and Representatives should be elected for no more than two terms of three years each. Their benefits, including health care and pension, should be terminated at the time they are replaced. In this way, the members who run the government will know EXACTLY how the rest of the America middle class lives.46 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David L. Meth
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National Ballot Measure to Advance to Law: People of the United States Shall Decide Congressional...To set limits on compensation for Congress.16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Carl W. Robinson
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"Congressional Reform Act of 2011"The purpose of this petition is to reform government so that our elected representatives have the same rights as all Americans, to help them remember that ours is a citizen democracy of equals and that they are us.930 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Laura Tennen
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The 28th AmendmentAmend the Constitution to ensure Congress persons must give-up their pensions and become part of Social Security, that Congress cannot vote itself a pay raise, no tenure - no pay, Congress must give-up their health care system and use what the rest of us Americans must use, serving in Congress is not a career, terms should be limited to two terms, maximum.69 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Robert Flick
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Print the Peoples MoneyIn 2010 we spent $164 Billion Dollars, in interest payments. Just imagine how that money could help the American people.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Richard Frascone
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Ordinary People ActOrdinary people need help participating in democracy.20 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Calvin Leman
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Congressional Term LimitsBeing a Congressperson or Senator was never meant to be a career or lifetime position. No one should be supported by the citizens of the US for the rest of their lives for working as a congressperson for 5 years.30 of 100 SignaturesCreated by K McCurdy
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Congressional Reform Act of 2011Congressional Reform Act of 201155 of 100 SignaturesCreated by KAREN FALCH
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Draft Howard Dean to run in 2012 as a Democratic Primary Challenger.With the 2012 election fast approaching, we are gonna get stuck with two dismal choices: A potentially insane Republican candidate or a weak and timid Democratic incumbent who doesn't really work for progressives. A lot of us have come to the realization that Obama is not the progressive that he pretended to be in 2008. He is worse than a Republican because he uses his position as a Democratic President as cover to pass conservative legislation. Even if a progressive primary challenger lost to the President, it would at least force Obama to move closer to his base, the people that elected him in the first place. Howard Dean would be a great choice. Let's call him to action so that he can push the President in the right direction and maybe even replace him.32 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mike Williams
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Reform CongressCongress members should receive only the same federal benefits available to the rest of the American people.26 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Louise Herschelle
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Congress's BenefitsWe need a constitutional amendment restricting benefits of all Congressional and government employees to those publicly available to all Americans (such as Social Security and Medicare). They should not be able to give themselves better benefits than they give the rest of us.89 of 100 SignaturesCreated by R Golder
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Congressional Reform Act 2011Congress has created a fail-proof system of rewards and benefits for themselves. Voters need to insist that our representatives operate under an equitable system. Please read and sign the petition.50 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Claudia Coyl