• Demand Congress Create Comprehensive Background Checks and Require Periodic Renewals of all Gun P...
    At a state or federal lever, permits should be required at a household level, not at the individual level. This can be accomplished by the creation of analytical model(s) used to rank households and individuals likelihood of being involved in gun violence in the future. It should be used for background checks for new gun permits at a household level (as opposed to individuals), and requirement for existing permit holders at a household level to be newly certified. The predictive model and score or range of likelihood should be a key factor for providing gun use and related permits.
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    Created by Ken Stowe
  • End the Drug War in MA
    In light of the Annie Dookhan case, it has become clear that the drug war has a corrupting affect on our criminal justice system. I am proposing putting an end to the marshal laws associated with the drug war and change it to a war on addiction and mental illness.
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    Created by James Folk
  • I Support the Dating Violence Protection Act
    Last year five Utah women were killed by dating partners. They knew these people were dangerous, but couldn't get protective orders because they were not married or living together. The Dating Violence Protection Act will change that. Tell your representatives to support it.
    405 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Whitney Norton
  • NoRA
    Lets start an organization: No Rifle Association!
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    Created by Larry Polsky
  • Get Semi-Auto Guns Banned! NOW!!
    Guns are bad! They killed innocent people. LET's GET RID OF THEM!!!
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    Created by Ravi Rao
  • Insist that Gun Owners have Liability Insurance
    Part of the gun safety legislation has to be the requirement that gun owners carry Liability Insurance. Simple statistics, the more guns being carried on the street the higher the chances are that you or a loved one is going to be shot, even by accident. Own owners need to be responsible and carry liability insurance. Car owners need to have insurance and it is not violating the second amendment, it is a sensible part of new gun safety legislation.
    102 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Gina Lombardi
  • Repeal Maryland's Death Penalty This Year
    Death penalty repeal in Maryland this year has passed the Senate! This means the bill has unprecedented momentum, but the House vote is still expected to be very close. It is likely to happen THIS WEEK, so please take action right now and call on your state Delegates to vote for repeal.
    3,421 of 4,000 Signatures
    Created by Brian Evans
  • Domestic terrorism
    stopping the arming of domestic terrorists
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    Created by Ted Johnson
  • Security Turnstiles at entrances to protect citizens
    The gun issue may last a long time. Security Turnstiles would be a great deterant for thows who would inter a school or government building with guns or knives. What if a teacher has flipped out. And deside to harm the children in a school.
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    Created by Kevin Parker
  • Gov. Siegelman's Unjust Imprisonment
    Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman was sent to prison for something that has never been a crime – accepting a campaign contribution. As governor, Siegelman advanced a ballot referendum to create a state lottery with revenue dedicated to education. Health care executive Richard Scrushy contributed $250,000 to the lottery campaign. None of this money went to Siegelman. Later, Siegelman appointed Scrushy — as three previous Republican governors had done — to a health-care-related state board, three members of which are required by law to be health-care professionals and all members of which serve without pay.
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    Created by Kevin Beares
  • Commute the Sentence of John Kiriakou
    He is yet another individual targeted by the Obama White House for retaliation for truth telling.
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    Created by Michael Neff
  • Governor Brown: Exonorate wrongfully convicted Keith Doolin
    Keith Doolin was wrongfully convicted in 1996. The court has established that a miscarriage of justice has occurred in this case. Much delayed D.N.A. testing finally excluded Keith Doolin as a suspect, on October 3rd, 2011. Yet he remains on death row in San Quentin in 2013. I ask that Keith Doolin be exonerated immediately.
    1,252 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Joyce Larsen