Today, 12/14/12, 20 elementary school children were shot. In the classroom. Where they were supposed to be safe. As the nation mourns, we must ask ourselves one thing... what if it were my son? What if my spouse had been working there? What if my child had to watch their classmates die before their eyes? Don't let these angels die in vain, sign this petition to tell the government to ACT

Sandy Hook elementary, the Oregon Mall shooting, Wisconsin Sikh temple shooting, Aura Colorado movie theatre, Virginia Tech, the list goes on and on, how many innocent people have to die before we change the gun control laws to protect these victims?

At every new tragedy where assault weapons are used, we clamor that "something should be done". Let's take the initiative on gun licensing and registration norms, and not let the NRA impose the ideology of fear on us.

Stop Gun Violence.

27 people were killed in an elementary school shooting today. Most of them were children. Assault weapons were used. We need immediate action to ban assault weapons. There have been too many massacres. This needs to stop now.

Another massacre. Another outpouring of grief. Not another ignoring of the problem. Actually, guns DO kill people.

Gun Control

We need to make sure that another shooting doesn't happen again.

Tennesse laws need to be more stricter on DUI drivers. I had a family friend recently killed by a lady that was driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. She was let out on a 5000 dollar bond and now she is gone.

If you are concerned with the two tiered justice system abused by the banking elites and the Justice Department you must sign on with this petition about criminality and "get out of jail free" cards issued to the criminal bankers by the Justice Department.

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There is a loophole in current law that prevents tribal authorities, who have jurisdiction over crimes committed on Indian territory by Indians, from having any authority over non-Indian male abusers. That’s despite the fact that non-Indian men account for an estimated 80 percent of rapes of Indian women, and that the astronomical rate of abuse of Indian women is well documented by the federal government. This is wrong. And there is a provision in the Violence against Women Act that would change this. But according to a Huffington Post report, it’s proving the last sticking point for House Republican leadership. The version of the bill passed by the House did not include the expanded protections for Native, immigrant and LGBT victims, Please sign this to urge the house to pass the Senate version of the bill, which does include these provisions.