• Americans Demand Tea Party out of Government
    Tired of the Tea Party Attacks on our Country and the American People.
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    Created by W. Davis
  • President Obama: Suspend Deportations Now
    2 Million deportations later of human beings. We are not 2nd class citizens!
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    Created by David R. Gonzalez
  • Investigate all State Courts for Financial Conflicts of Interest
    Too many people have been victimized by the court's, too many have been denied "Due Process" and the Pope's "Decree" has opened the door; thus, eliminating immunity and status of Limitations.. It is now time for the people to be restored, too many years have gone by; whereby, Human Rights Violations, were being bestowed upon the people..
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    Created by S. Moore
  • SAVE PROPOSITION A and STOP OIL DRILLING IN OUR OPEN SPACES
    In the early and mid 90's Proposition A which was sponsored by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors was passed by a majority of the Los Angeles County taxpayers. Part of Prop A a park proposition was used for acquiring land as Open Spaces and to keep it that way for perpetuity (forever) and for upgrading parks. Now, the Whittier City Council wants to turn the Open Space land into an oil field. They are trying to change the "land use" for the land which was purchased with Prop A money. If Whittier is successful then all Open Space land that was purchased with Los Angeles County Prop A money can have their land use changed to oil fields. This could have a ripple effect throughout the State of California by allowing land use changes on land in the State that was purchased with similar propositions. On October 29, 2013 at 9:30 A.M. the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will be having a Public Hearing on Prop A. The purpose of the hearing is to get public input on changing the "land use" into an oil field. WE OPPOSE THE OIL PROJECT AND LAND USE CHANGES. We urge you to attend the meeting if at all possible. In the event you cannot attend you can make your comments on this petition and it will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has the power to stop this project. Can't Drill Can't Frack. Location: Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration Executive Office of the Board Room 383 500 West Temple Street Los Angeles, Ca. 90012
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    Created by Whittier Hills Oil Watch
  • Bring MommyCon to D/FW, Texas
    Mothers of the Dallas/Fort-Worth area would like to attend a MommyCon event locally.
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    Created by Laney Sweet
  • Multi-Car Train Station Permits
    This is a meaningful quality of life issue, and the restrictive nature of this new policy suggests that Township officials lack understanding of what residents need. In order to make our officials better understand our needs, this petition will inform them that many residents do not agree with the new train station permit policy and would like it to be modified.
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    Created by Seth Glasser
  • Get NFL observe prostate cancer awareness
    While it is commendable that the NFL promotes Breast Cancer Awareness by allowing players to wear pink, it is equally important to draw attention to Prostate Cancer Awareness. Just as many men die from Prostate Cancer as women die from breast cancer. Light blue is the color for Prostate Cancer and October is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. We call on the NFL to support Men's Health by starting a campaign to have teams wear light blue for the month of October.
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    Created by Ken Harge
  • Amend US Constitution: In Event of Govt Shutdown, Congress is Fired
    I am disgusted by the partisan gridlock in our highest branches of government and do not want there to be a precedent of brinksmanship working as a political maneuver.
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    Created by John
  • Stop violence at the source: close the bars
    The shooting that occurred at Lorraine’s Lounge on October 2, 2013 was just the latest in a long series of incidents of violence and disruption directly related to these bars in our residential neighborhood. The teachers and residents of the neighborhood want our corner back and demand that swift action be taken to help keep our otherwise peaceful neighborhood safe.
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    Created by Mallory Bruno
  • Investigate Seditous Conspiracy
    I am a 100% Disabled Vietnam vet, and because of the impending gov. Shut Down, I am probably going to lose 100% of my VA Disability income for an unknown period
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    Created by Ed Reiman
  • Arrest House Republicans for Conspiracy to commit Extortion
    The Republicans in the US House of Representatives are holding the Country hostage over funding the US Government by demanding unpopular changes in our laws. They have shut the Government down and are threatening the full faith and credit of our Country. If these members of Congress are arrested and charged with Conspiracy to Commit Extortion they would no longer hold the majority in the House of Representatives and a Democratic majority could then elect a new Speaker of the House and move our business of Governing ahead.
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    Created by Howard A Clark
  • RESTORE THE NEW WINDSOR, NEW YORK DIAL-A-BUS PROGRAM
    We, including Strat Vlachos, Diane Turner and Bonnie Brennan, are New Windsor Residents who are deeply concerned by the cancellation of the New Windsor, New York, Dial-A-Bus program. Our most vulnerable citizens, Seniors and the Disabled, lost their independence, access to social outlets and the freedom essential to human dignity. They are no longer able to attend to basic needs like bringing in groceries and visiting doctors without the intervention of neighbors, friends and family. As a result, they are made to feel as if they are burdens to their loved ones. This is demeaning to them and wrong for our Town. Please join us in our effort to bring Dial-A-Bus back by signing this Petition and sending it on to others, who, like you, care about our Town's most vulnerable residents. Thank you.
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    Created by Bonnie C. Brennan