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Rep. Bucshon: Don't Bomb SyriaDropping bombs is not the answer to the crisis in Syria. There are other, better means to show Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the world that chemical weapons are intolerable, such as the latest international proposal for Assad to surrender his chemical weapons. Bombing Syria could increase the refugee crisis, further destabilize the region, and commit the U.S. to open-ended conflict. Even the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey, told Congress that attacking Syria would "escalate and potentially further commit the United States to the conflict."2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Whitney E. Hinrichsen
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Rep. Griffith: Don't Bomb SyriaDropping bombs is not the answer to the crisis in Syria. There are other, better means to show Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the world that chemical weapons are intolerable, such as the latest international proposal for Assad to surrender his chemical weapons. Bombing Syria could increase the refugee crisis, further destabilize the region, and commit the U.S. to open-ended conflict. Even the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey, told Congress that attacking Syria would "escalate and potentially further commit the United States to the conflict."1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by William Nye
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Rep. Lance: Don't Bomb SyriaDropping bombs is not the answer to the crisis in Syria. There are other, better means to show Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the world that chemical weapons are intolerable, such as the latest international proposal for Assad to surrender his chemical weapons. Bombing Syria could increase the refugee crisis, further destabilize the region, and commit the U.S. to open-ended conflict. Even the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey, told Congress that attacking Syria would "escalate and potentially further commit the United States to the conflict."1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John
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Rep. Barletta: Don't Bomb SyriaDropping bombs is not the answer to the crisis in Syria. There are other, better means to show Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the world that chemical weapons are intolerable, such as the latest international proposal for Assad to surrender his chemical weapons. Bombing Syria could increase the refugee crisis, further destabilize the region, and commit the U.S. to open-ended conflict. Even the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey, told Congress that attacking Syria would "escalate and potentially further commit the United States to the conflict."2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Thomas Kohutiak
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Stop Nick from Sending Dumbass Snapchatsoppression, garbage pales19 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Bobby Flynn
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SIGN for More Food ReferralsBe concerned about the issue because it could be you! There could always be a time when you need assistance because your monetary benefits have decreased. Better yet, it could be a family member or friend who needs food assistance! Please help! Advocate for those who do not have!12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Chanel Jones
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Let's tackle gun violence prevention in 2014In 2013, a bipartisan bill to close the 'gunshow loophole' in New Mexico died in the final minutes of the legislative session. In 2014, we're ready to finish what we started. But, Governor Martinez must agree to place gun violence prevention on the agenda for the 2014 legislative session and legislators must start working on a bipartisan bill to fix our mental health record reporting system and approve background checks for firearms purchases.619 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Pat Davis
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Help Victims of Domestic Violence!People every day are effected by domestic violence and need help. Although it is difficult to enforce, we are ensured protection. Help stop the violence!22 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Katherine Link
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A cap on personal wealthMillions of Americans have been unable to realise their potential as a result of greed. When approximately 90% of the wealth is in the hands of less than 10% of the population the system has broken down. Consider a cap if only as a temporary measure. If not, what is your solution? More of the same? It is time to talk!104 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Robert Butler
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A fair funding formula for PA schools!State lawmakers are returning to Harrisburg for the Fall 2013 sessions, as our public schools face unprecedented cuts to educational programs and increases in class sizes. Our state legislature has failed to provide the “thorough and efficient system of public education” mandated by the Pennsylvania Constitution. We must stand together now to demand that our legislature take action: we need sufficient state funding for our public schools and this funding must be allocated in a rational and fair way so that every student in Pennsylvania has an opportunity to learn. The legislature must immediately act to adopt a fair, accurate, and transparent funding formula and provide the resources to fund it.1,868 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Susan Gobreski
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GMO apples in baby food? Tell Gerber "No!"Soon Snow White may not be the only one with reason to be concerned about apples. A new genetically engineered Arctic Apple® could be approved to enter our food supply as early as December, and, like other GMO foods, it won’t be labeled and won’t have undergone independent safety testing. This GMO apple was genetically engineered via a new, virtually untested experimental technique called RNA interference, which many scientists are concerned may have negative unintended impacts on human health. The Arctic Apple® was not designed for increased nutritional value, but for purely cosmetic purposes -- it was genetically engineered to not brown when cut. However, browning in apples can be prevented naturally by applying lemon juice or another source of vitamin C -- making this new risky genetically engineered apple unnecessary. Apples already carry some of the highest levels of toxic pesticide residues, many of them linked to hormone disruption, reproductive harm and even ADHD. Pound for pound, kids eat more food and have higher levels of pesticide exposure -- and we know that early life exposures to toxic pesticides can be especially harmful. Apple growers and consumers say they don’t need or want this GMO apple, but it will soon be in everything from baby food to school lunches to Happy Meals, posing risks to our health, our environment and apple farmers across the United States. Baby food companies are one of the largest buyers of apples, and Gerber is one of the world’s largest baby food companies. Gerber has stated that it doesn't currently use GMO fruits or vegetables in their baby food. Until now that's been easy because there weren't any staple GMO fruits or vegetables, like apples, on the market. Please tell Gerber: we don't want risky GMO apples in its baby food.46 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Peter Stocker
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BAN GMOS from the USAThe science is proving more and more the incredibly dangerous environment we are creating by having GMOS be legal in this country. We are losing bees at an unprecedented rate, people are becoming more and more ill and there is ample evidence that the GMOS are creating alot of this sickness. We need to stop putting corporate interests ahead of human interests. Please, please help me send President Obama a direct message. We, the People of the United States of America, DO NOT want to eat Genetically Modified Organisms. We want whole, healthy, organic food to eat. We demand that GMOS be banned permanently from our food chain. NOW before it's too late.260 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Wendy Post