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No Fiber Optic for Clairfield ElementaryThe students of Clairfield Elementary currently DO NOT HAVE access to the same information and are limited in their opportunities for engagement as a result of not having fiber optic access to internet services. Why should they be left out? Why do they not have access? The students deserve to have better. They should have the same opportunities for learning that other students currently have in the state of Tennessee .87 of 100 SignaturesCreated by gary garrett
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Investigate Texas Department of Criminal Justice Employee MisconductMy husband is incarcerated at the Michael Unit in Tennessee Colony Texas Region ll. Employees are representatives of the TDCJ and are expected to adhere to the highest standards of conduct while on-duty or off-duty, including adherence to the rules of conduct described in the Listing of Employee General Rules of Conduct and Disciplinary Violations. The Warden's and officers are treating family members and friends of offenders inappropriately and nothing is being done. This needs to stop.112 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Lanesia Wheeler
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What if kids with cancer could get the drugs they need, the drugs adults already have?Kids with cancer are treated with 40 year old drugs. They do not get the most promising drugs to save their lives.346 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Nancy Goodman
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Stark ATV Trail ACCESS*A petition to open "some" roads in Stark, NH* "We respectfully ask you to consider opening all of the town roads north of Rt. 110 including Plain Rd., Paris Rd., Dewey Hill Rd, Bell Hill Rd, Sullivan Rd., Pike Pond Rd., Christine Rd, Percy Rd., Northside Rd., Lee Hill Rd., Nash Stream Rd., Emerson Rd., Cloutier Drive, Groveton Drive, Mollybrook Drive, Moose Pond Drive and High Acres Drive." This would be modeled after the Winter OHRV Rule in effect in Stark for some years without problem.*260 of 300 SignaturesCreated by John Higgins
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Save the Grand Canyon from developmentFrom the NBC News article: "Developers Confluence Partners want to provide the more than 5 million annual visitors to the Grand Canyon National Park with a new 420-acre attraction. Their plans for the canyon's rim include a multimedia complex with an IMAX theater, retail shops, hotels, an RV park and a gondola tram that would take visitors 1.6 miles to the canyon floor in ten minutes. Confluence Partners has also drawn up plans for a "Riverwalk" on the canyon floor that would include elevated connected walkways, a food pavilion, a tramway station, a terraced seating area and a wastewater package plant." Besides being a sacred place for many indian tribes, this is a pristine natural area that should remain in it's natural state. Please sign to tell the developer Confluence Partners to abandon their plan. http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/grand-canyon-development-plan-sparks-dispute-among-navajo-n302521 http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/04/us/where-2-rivers-meet-visions-for-grand-canyon-clash.html?_r=1 http://savetheconfluence.com/65 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Russell Baldwin
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"Senator Elizabeth Warren: No Warren No Vote"With enough pressure on Liz Warren to run for President as you at MoveOn.Org has started I strongly believe she will participate in the primary process. Although she has stated over and over that she will not run, this past weekend she has indicated that she will be watching what Hillary has to say. The democratic party cannot afford to have voters stay home in 2016 and if we show the force we are, then this coming elections will not be bought and sold by Corporate America as it is threatening to be. Therefore, I will make a solemn pledge to not vote in 2016 if Ms. Warren does not enter into the Primary process. I am seeking the help of anyone who has expertise in setting up a website or blog to open up discussions on the topic.19 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Steve Ram
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legal representation for spouses of lawyersi was married to a man i loved with all my heart, trusted completely--but he stopped loving me. we have an autistic son and i suffer from mental and physical disabilities. we are fighting for a chance to make a new life for ourselves. but without representation, without any protection, we find that we are one month away from separation of mother and child due to the threat of homelessness.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jeannine M. Yeamans
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Protect LGBTQ from discriminationWe must protect all people in North Dakota and have people recognize that we are all human no matter who we love.57 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Breanne Bartosh
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Return Albion's BeaconWe in Albion are not only sad about the loss of our village symbol, the perpetual flashing light was like a reassuring old friend as it controlled our traffic safety at our only rotary intersection.436 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Krissi Lefebvre
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Invest NOW in Iowa's Future: Our StudentsIowa children are the future of our workforce, and will be the drivers of Iowa’s economy for years to come. A commitment to education should be an easy way to attract and retain families in our great state. Iowa ranks 35th in the nation in per pupil funding and is already more than $1,600 below the national average in annual per-pupil investment. I don't want to see cuts to world languages, social studies, the arts, or after-school activities because of underfunding our schools. Instead, I want to see our students able to compete for 21st century jobs.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John Gruber-Miller
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Ald. Moreno: Defer Plan Commission Hearing on Proposed Two Towers at 2293 N. MilwaukeeThe proposed 12- and 11-story towers at 2293 N. Milwaukee would set a dangerous precedent for out-of-scale development that would lead to more tear-downs, displacement and higher storefront rents in Logan Square. The proposal does not provide sufficient community benefits, such as setting aside units that are truly affordable to local families, and in essence creates a "gated" community. We strongly urge you to postpone the April 16 Chicago Plan Commission hearing until the community has had the opportunity to give real input on the proposal.541 of 600 SignaturesCreated by LSNA
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Scott Walker and Chris Christie Are Joining Forces to Attack 5 Million ImmigrantsTwo Republican Presidential hopefuls, Gov. Scott Walker and Gov. Chris Christie, have joined forces to attack an estimated 5 million immigrants with deep roots in their communities. Last November, after months of pressure from millions of immigration reform activists, President Obama announced two new immigration policies to protect millions of people who grew up in America without papers and parents of U.S. citizens who don’t have an immigration status from deportation. This was one of the biggest wins for the immigrant community in nearly a generation, but Gov. Walker and Gov. Christie have joined a host of Republican governors and state attorneys general on a bogus and mean-spirited lawsuit designed to delay the implementation of these new programs. I’m so sick of Republicans playing politics with the lives of so many people. Please join me in demanding that Gov. Walker and Gov. Christie withdraw their support for the bogus lawsuit attacking immigrant youth and undocumented parents of US citizens.17,206 of 20,000 SignaturesCreated by Matt Hildreth