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Don't let Congress scrap Hurricane Sandy ReliefLast night, House Republican leadership scrapped $60 billion in relief for Hurricane Sandy's victims. At the last minute. With no explanation. This bill will help repair thousands of homes in New York and across the region. It will rebuild damaged roads and bridges. And it will help displaced families get their lives back together. Disaster relief is the federal government's responsibility, whether the disaster happens in New York or New Orleans. It's time Congress acted responsibly.95 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joe Dinkin
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Airports and TransportationPlease ask the officials of the Greater Los Angles County and Los Angeles representatives to excel and speed up building new rail system directly To/From major Los Angles County airports, especially LAX. Also provide ONE new car rental location for all car rental companies, which is similar in other U.S major cities. Los Angeles is so behind in this type of infrastructure. Both infrastructures will reduce pollution, congestions, and provide more local jobs.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Sidali
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Restructure The Criminal system?Our currently criminal system is BROKEN!!! It costs us upto $50,000 to keep a criminal incarsirated while the maximum Social Security payment is $30,156. Congress is attacking Social Security to people who payed into the system all their lives expecting to get back what they deserve while criminals who have broken laws are getting almost twice as much.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Stephen Stuart
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Insuring viability of Social Security and medicareIncreasing participation in Social Security and Medicare by all tax supported employees including all federal, state and local emloyees will make SS and Medicare much stronger and will give our legislators a personal stake in the success and viability of Medicare and Social Security.46 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Daniel Hollander
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CREATING JOBS WITH PAID TRAINING FOR CHRONICALLY UNEMPLOYED OVER 50I have been unemployed since November 2007 and have been unsuccessful in find work in my field of banking. I have been discriminated against because of my age, credit and race. It is hard to proove, but I know it exist. there needs to be some training for the chronically unemployed who were laid off because of no fault of their own. Also there needs to be a 5th unemployment extension for those chronically unemployed over 50 years of age. I am presently not receiving any benefits and my benefits have been exhausted.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by LETITIA MASON
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Healthy New York: Don't Drop Mental Health Coverage!New York State's insurance plan for low-income people and families without health care benefits from their place of employment is planning to suspend Mental Health benefits, including virtually all psychiatric prescription medications, beginning February 4. In the wake of the tragic shooting in Newtown, CT. this seems a very short-sighted and preposterous act. Psychiatric illness can affect all of us, not just the patient.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Patricia Higgins
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House Republicans: Pass the Sandy Aid BillWith our recovery hanging in the balance, the House Republican leadership will not allow a vote on the Hurricane Sandy disaster aid bill. The bill has broad, bipartisan support and is needed immediately to start rebuilding hard-hit communities.1,951 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by New York City Council Progressives
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Ensure that Congress will pass a law to repay $16,000.000.000.000.00 that was borrowed from Medic...This money was not theirs to take. This money belongs to us, not Congress.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Susan Walker
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End The Welfare StatesIt is unfair that States that are successful have to carry those that are not and unable to be due to misguided governance.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Earl Roney
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MEDICARE CHANGESI know many that would retire if they could buy into Medicare. That would open jobs for younger workers. Medicare must be here for future generations.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Howard L Schock
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President Obama: Remember Your Start in LifeAfter becoming disabled at 17, I came to depend on the 'necessary for my survival' money paid me by Social Security. Due to my mother also having a disability, the funds from Social Security helped my father's paycheck cover our bills and keep food on our table. Social Security needs to be kept alive to help the disabled and elderly citizens who depend upon it.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jen Ayers
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REDUCING SOCIAL BENEFITSC-CPI-U Legislation1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Charles Engelberg