• Recall of "No" Senators
    Jeff Flake voted against the Gun Control measure though the majority of the people in this country want us to pass such legislation and go further in preventing gun violence in the streets. By voting "No" he is bending to whim of special interest groups and not to the will of the people. You have to ask yourself how many does the NRA have in their pockets and those are the representatives we have to root out and send home pakcing.
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    Created by Tony
  • Do Not Pass CISPA
    The citizens of the United States of America rejected SOPA/PIPA. The CISPA was passed by the House under our noses. It's the SAME THING. Stop the Senate from passing this bill. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Intelligence_Sharing_and_Protection_Act
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    Created by Geoff Krueger
  • Would you like to see an indoor heated swimming pool in Kerikeri?
    The Mid North Aquatics & Fitness Facility working group believe that people in the Kerikeri community should have all year round access to a heated swimming pool facility.This facility could include a 25m pool, a learn to swim pool and a family pool to cater for all ages.
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    Created by Jenna Young
  • AMEND THE 2nd Amendment
    STOP GUN VIOLENCE : On April 20,2013 My Husbands family suffered a Tragic Loss My Sister-in-Law lost her 31yr old son who was a father to 2 young children to GUN VIOLENCE at the hands of her own husband who PRE-MEDITATED her sons MURDER!!! We NEED TO MAKE IT KNOWN TO CONGRESS NOW!!!! AMEND THE 2nd Amendment!!!
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    Created by Rachel Vilaplana-Rios
  • 38-Hour Workweek, Stronger Economy
    By passing a national law to create a 38-hour workweek, we can strengthen the economy and increase employment. For every 19 people working 40 hours a week, a new full-time job or two new part-time jobs can be created. With 114 million people employed full-time in the United States, decreasing the workweek by two hours will generate up to 6 million full-time or 12 million part-time jobs.
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    Created by Zach Wilson
  • STOP ICE FROM DEPORTING LEANDRO!
    Leo is NOT A CRIMINAL but ICE wants to deport him. Leandro Jose Frageri Carlos (A# 098-714-990) has lived in the United States and New Jersey for over 8 years. His fiance and their US citizen daughters would be devastated if he left. His family and community wants to keep him here!
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    Created by Rudy Rodas
  • A change.
    To the Mother of Courtney Alexis,please agree on undergoing surgery for your daughter.Without. Courtney here it would largley affect the student body of her school and most importantly us,her friends and family.Everyone who sighns this petition cares about Courtney and would suffer if she were to leave life as we know it.Please atleast consider the surgery for your daughter.
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  • Toxic Leadership In the United States Army
    To Whom It May Concern, I was the immediate supervisor for SPC Annzala Pitt at C.Co 225 BSB. In the time that SPC Pitt was part of my squad she encountered numerous difficulties which I believe were entirely due to being mistreated by her senior leadership. When SPC Pitt arrived at 225 BSB she had a medical situation that required attention prior to her deployment to Iraq. When she voiced her concerns to 1LT Riglick not only were her concerns dismissed but her private health information was erroneously released to multiple parties. SPC Pitt filed a complaint for the HIPPA violation against the offending party, 1LT Riglick. A few months later 1LT Riglick was assigned to C.Co as our Platoon Leader. This is undoubtedly the situation that caused SPC Pitt to be labeled as a problem soldier by C.Co leadership. SPC Pitt was not protected from reprisal and was treated badly for the duration of her time with C.Co 225 BSB. The result of filing her HIPPA complaint against 1LT Riglick was having a stigma placed on her by the very leadership that was supposed to be protecting her. She endured rumors, attacks on her character, and even attempts at discrediting her intellectual capacities. She was even accused of having inappropriate relationships with multiple senior Non-Commissioned Officers by our Platoon Leader 1LT Riglick. SPC Pitt continuously sought only to do her job as a mental health specialist and as her first line supervisor I pushed for her to be moved from the company to the Troop Medical Clinic. When SPC Pitt was sent to the Troop Medical Clinic to preform her duties as a mental health specialist C.Co leadership made sure to let the incoming social worker know what their impression of her was. SPC Pitt then worked with Major Ball, who had already been told she was a problem soldier, and was subsequently treated horribly to include having to undergo a mental health evaluation without provocation. SPC Pitt requested on numerous occasions to be moved from C.Co 225 BSB to another company, battalion, or division to get out from underneath the stigma placed on her. These requests were heard by our Company Commander, 1SG, Platoon Leader, Platoon Sergeant, Command Sergeant Major, and even Division Command team but nothing was done. Instead of helping the soldier 1LT Riglick and Major Ball ordered me to counsel her for their perceived insubordination. When I disagreed with these orders it was made clear that my military career was also in jeopardy. I was ordered by 1LT Riglick to counsel SPC Pitt for not properly using her chain of command to which, I informed the command that she had done exactly what procedures are outlined. The result of my not counseling her for this was to have my MEDPROS status changed to non-deployable by 1LT Riglick. This retaliation against me for defending SPC Pitt would have ended my career if I had not already been found deployable and fit for duty by the Medical Review Board in 2008. Despite her outburst which finally concluded her time in C.Co I would still recommend that she be retained by the United States Army. SPC Pitt endured being mistreated for months and still maintained a positive attitude. Her intellectual prowess combined with her willingness to work make her a viable asset. I believe that if SPC Pitt had been able to move to another command away from the toxic leadership of C.Co 225 BSB her military career would have flourished. SGT David Trapolsi
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    Created by ANNZALA PITT
  • No battlegrounds in the US
    The gross display of militarized force during the recent Boston Marathon catastrophe has gone too far. Our rights as Americans are being gladly traded for what many think is "needed security" in the face of domestic and international terror. From being groped in a security check in the airport to the families that were in a mandated lock down in Boston recently- Americans should never have to look outside of their homes and see thousands of military troops riding around in armored vehicles, brandishing weapons, and telling you that you can't leave your home. We have reached a point where the wants of the government have become incompatible with the freedoms promised to us in our Constitution.
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    Created by Nathaniel Haynes
  • Justice4TheForgottenIncarcerated
    My father is a victim serving a life sentence for a non violent crime. In 2010 President Obama signed the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, which is excellent but it hasn't been made retroactive yet. Therefore, my father and many other inmates along the US are serving unfair sentences. My father hasn't been in my life for 15 years, I'm 19 now. I just need the support of anyone, so my father can come home, as well as your loved ones
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    Created by Shantey
  • Democracy - Wake Up Now !!!
    Media Responsibility , Congress Responsibility to WE, THE PEOPLE It affects all of our everyday lives...
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    Created by Janice Savage
  • Fair Regulation of Food Trucks
    Food trucks are a great idea and already have had a strong presence in the area. They have been an asset in providing lunch services to those who would normally have to “brown bag it” due to their location and/or time constraints. The “founders” of the food truck industry provided hot coffee and simple lunch options to cunsumers unable to travel far from construction sites or industrial parks. In the past these trucks have had very limited regulation but along with the rapid growth of this industry must come guidance and regulations. Legislation must be put in place and enforced enabling these businesses to operate not only fairly and safely but also be forced to comply with the strict regulations their “brick & mortar” counterparts must adhere to.
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    Created by Becky Morgan