• Baltimore City Water Bill
    The water bill in Baltimore city is outrageously high at this time; It is scheduled to increase up to $90.00 per household. In the past I have paid as much as $ 1,500.00 for a water bill. After changing plumbing from the street to my home and the city changing the water meter, my bill still is $300+./ per billing. The water is not fit to drink therefore City residents are forced to buy bottled water. A delinquent water bill could cause one to loose their home. City Gov. Please fix this problem.
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    Created by Betty Merritt
  • Bridge, Levee and Dam Right To Know
    In light of our crumbling infrastructure and congressional refusal to fund bridge, dam and levee repairs, upgrades and inspections, we the people have a right to know which bridges levees and dams are not safe, and which are not inspected - IN A VISIBLE WAY. Bridges that are unsafe or not up to code should have a posted RED WARNING SIGN - VISIBLE TO DRIVERS (visible going over and under the bridge) - Dams and Levees should also have signage. Those that have not been inspected in the last 5 years should have a YELLOW WARNING SIGN. In this way we the people can determine if we want to risk our family's lives, instead of those in power assuming we will take the risk!!!
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    Created by Donald Brodeur
  • All Schools in the United States should have a structurally sound safe room to protect our childr...
    No parents should have to go through what the parents that lost their children to the Tornado's in Oklahoma are going through. A parent should be confident that when they send their children off to school that they will be protected and that there is safe place within every school for them to go to in an emergency. A room that is engineered to protect our children and our teachers.
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    Created by Bruce Van Der Meulen
  • Stratford, CT Memorial Day Parade Start Time
    In 2014, change to a morning start time for the annual Memorial Day parade. Many residents support an earlier start time to help increase attendance. Just because it's always started at 2:15 pm does not mean it should not change.
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    Created by Bill O'Brien
  • Old Kailua-Kona Airport beach park.
    Thousands of people locals and visitors alike visit this landmark for various reasons. We see a scatter of permanent structures all over the place! Overcrowded childrens playgrounds and walking paths. Wasted beach land that could be put to better use. Better maintenance in our beach pavilions.
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    Created by sandra
  • Don't Kill Old People in LA With Speed Crosswalks
    In Los Angeles 2013, senior citizens are often found like deer in headlights --stuck in the middle of the road when the light changes too quickly for them to get across safely. Please Incumbent Mayor Garcetti, install senior buttons at our city crosswalks or we will all hang our heads in shame when grandma gets struck by a truck in a rush.
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    Created by Alanna Lin
  • The People's Recovery ACT
    Wall street was "bailed" out years ago when they accepted money and benefits from the federal government, essentially re-booting the stock market, providing them with a second chance and a leg up. Recently, I have discussed a Bill known as the "Excess" product Bill to local congress people, in hopes that it will pass and go national. In a nutshell, the Bill would provide proprietary (for profit) organizations a tax break to work with non-profits oranizations that help people in many areas of need. For example, a local university has a business class that begins on a certain date, however, the class remains to be completely filled. The Excess Product bill would allow people in need to take that course at little or no cost so that it is filled, giving the university a tax break to do so. Another example, a local wal-mart or grocery store is getting ready to re-stock its shelves and throw out food near expiration. Instead of wasting the food by throwing it out, the store would connect with a near by non-profit or food bank to provide the food to people in need. Another example, a retail clothing store is coming up on a new season of fashion trends. Instead of throwing the older clothes out, the "out of season" clothing items would be donated to a local goodwill or other non profit to provide needy people with clothing. This Act also applies to real estate companies, utility companies, trade schools and health care entities. The time is NOW that the people work together, stand up and fight for what we deserve and what we need to get America back to a higher standard of living so that progression becomes less of a struggle and people are given a chance to Thrive once again. We NEED the people stand up and provide signatures in support of this BILL so that it can become law, so that we can get our lives back! The Bill is in its Draft stages, and now require the people to support it. I can provide a copy of this to anyone who asks in the matter of truth and transparency.
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    Created by Christopher Canon
  • Retirement Plan for Congress
    Congresses House and Senate Retirement Benefits paid by taxpayers
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    Created by Gloria Caruso
  • Save Taos' Free Public Library
    The Taos Town Council proposes charging all non-Town of Taos residents over 18 years of age a fee of $10 per year for a library card. Free libraries have been established since the 1850s. Maintain a FREE Taos Public library for all. No membership fees.
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    Created by Jeanne Green
  • Stand Up for Veterans and Social Security
    Chained CPI is a cut to Social Security and veterans benefits, plain and simple.          President Obama has proposed this cost of living adjustment in an attempt to bring Republicans to the table for negotiations. But over the course of a long retirement, these changes could cost senior citizens $20,000 in benefits. With income inequality at record levels, Americans depend of Social Security now more than ever. Without it, nearly half of all seniors would live in poverty.  Veterans would get hit doubly hard – not only do 9 million vets receive Social Security benefits, but many would also face reduced disability or pension benefits. That's why we need to make our voices heard. Stand shoulder-to-shoulder with me and other progressives in calling for reforms that strengthen Social Security without cutting the benefits on which our seniors and veterans depend.
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    Created by Congressman Keith Ellison
  • Senators Imhofe and Dr. Tom Coburn: no disaster relief for Oklahoma tornado victims.
    Both Senators voted against disaster relief for Hurricane Sandy victims in New Jersey and other East Coast areas. Senator Dr. Tom Coburn has been against emergency offsets since 1995. Since Oklahomans don't want to help other States and their citizens, let them fend for themselves.
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    Created by David E. Schuman
  • Senate Democrats want to take food stamps away from the deserving
    Senate Democrats accepted — an amendment to the Farm Bill that will dey food stamps to those who have managed to pull their lives together after making a mistake-- it will deny food stamps to anyone EVER convicted of a serious felony.
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    Created by George Kaplan