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laws that include the politicians and the governmentWe live in a Republic and laws are to be for the entire U.S.A.and all of it's Citizens and governmental entities.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by bob morris
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California Hydraulic Fracturing RegulationCitizens Coalition for a Safe Community, 501c3, has been actively engaged since 2008 in the fight against the expansion of the Inglewood oil field in the Baldwin Hills having discovered documents that indicated hydraulic fracturing had been being used since 2002 to exploit oil and gas reserves from multiple depths at 3000 to 10,000 feet. The communities adjacent to the oil field in the Baldwin Hills and Culver City have seen the negative impacts of this expansion in drilling with structural damage to homes along with serious negative health effects such as asthma, different cancers and immune system diseases. Hydraulic fracturing will increase emissions of toxic gases by twelve fold and increase damaging seismicity and ground movement. A moratorium is needed now, "Do no more harm".1,381 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Paul V. Ferrazzi
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No TAX $ to UPGRADE B61 NukesI am of the generation who remember bomb drills in elementary school, when students innocently hid under their desks. Spending billions of tax dollars on Cold War era nuclear weapons in hopes of security is just as absurd, especially at a time when Congress is cutting the federal budget. Unless we change our course, nuclear weapons and their associated costs are projected to cost U.S. citizens $640 billion during the next 10 years. I'm dead tired of seeing my tax dollars, paid by the work I do everyday as a teacher, high-jacked for weapons that have the capacity to destroy - many times over - everything I love and value. NUKES ARE NUTS! Need more food for thought and action.The declassified video included with the first article is surreal reality check! http://swampland.time.com/2013/10/31/debating-nuclear-deterrence/ http://www.wand.org/2013/11/22/a-look-into-gold-plated-waste-our-briefing-on-the-hill/ http://blogs.fas.org/security/2013/09/b61-12holland/62 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Valerie "Terry" Ellis
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48 Million Uninsured vs. 4 Million Cancelled PoliciesThe Affordable Care Act is a good thing....it supports the 48 million people who can't afford or have been blocked out of health insurance. The 4 million insured who could potentially lose their current policy have the option to get another, more robust plan.106 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Frank Sherman
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Student Loan Debt Relief for SeniorsStudent loan debt is a big burden for those on fixed income.Some have co-signed for children and grandchildren. debt like this put seniors in risk of extreme poverty16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Wm Rob Heinlein
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Small wineries to Vermont get high taxesI have a wine shop in Manchester. I do not want to sell mass market wines. What happened to slow food, buy individual family farms, help individuals as opposed to conglomerates.12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Barbara Comollo
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The Affordable Care Act in KentuckyObamacare - we need to speed up its implementation.73 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Bill Paxton
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Consider the numbers!Very dear friends have found affordable health insurance through the Marketplace. They were "uninsurable" before. Now they are covered in spite of pre-existing conditions. It has taken a huge worry off their shoulders--the fear of losing everything they have to pay medical costs. I will gladly pay more for my health insurance premiums if it means affordable care is available to everyone. That's a "no-brainer!"281 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Shirley M Hanson
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The Canton Repository: Don't Publish Climate DenialNewspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by PS Naylor
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Don't Cut Our Social Security!My 80-year old, widowed mother, who worked up until a year ago, depends on her Social Security benefits. Like many seniors, she has paid into this system for the majority of her life in order to have these benefits now. Making a cut to Social Security is unconscionable.2,047 of 3,000 SignaturesCreated by Patricia O'Brien
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Preserve the character of the Admiral neighborhoodWe believe the proposed development at 3210 California Ave SW (DPD project # 3014176) is of broad public significance. As neighbors and residents of the Admiral neighborhood of West Seattle, we ask the City to uphold the intent of the NC2-40 zoning classification by allowing no more than 4-stories to be built. • The proposed 5-story building is not legal. It is an additional story beyond the applicable height limit. (SMC 23.47A.012.A.1.a.2.) • The proposed average grade plane is set artificially high (at over 13-feet above street level) and does not meet the intent of the rule for calculating average grade, which is to encourage buildings to better follow the topography. (Director's Rule 4-2012.) We respectfully request a public meeting with DPD in order to understand why the proposed 5-story project is considered legal, and to voice our opinion that a 5-story building at this location will have a negative impact on the Admiral neighborhood, and the City. There is potential for this project to set a negative precedent for large, non-contextual development in the City of Seattle.301 of 400 SignaturesCreated by JoEllen Wang
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Let's give the Affordable Care Act a ChanceWe are all affected when our government pisses money away!!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dennis Moran