• Legalizing Medical marijuana in Kansas
    So that people that have debilitating illnesses, will have a choice for their treatment other than from the big pharmacies, that want to monopolize their drugs, and control how we treat our sickness.
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    Created by John
  • We need a new Senate Leader
    Time for Harry Reid to resign as Democratic Leader
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    Created by Michael Schaul
  • US Postal Service
    The Post Office must be saved. No money comes from the govt. to run this agency and the fact that they are paying for benefits for people not even born yet is ridiculous. Reverse this law and save our Post Office.
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    Created by Patricia Constantino
  • Keep Social Security
    Yes I will be affected , I have pre existing condition and on SSDI
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    Created by marvely correa
  • Nominate Ed DeMarco as Director of FHFA
    Nomination of a good leader for complete recovery.
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    Created by Liz
  • opt out of chemtrails (geo-engineering)
    chemtrails are toxic metals (aluminum, barium, and strontium) or any other undisclosed chemical or biological agent that has been sprayed onto populations all over the world from specially equipped airplanes. it affects the environment and health of humans and all living breathing organisms marine and plant life. for example the aluminum causes alzheimer's and the ph levels in the soil are adversely affected, barium and strontium are toxic, strontium is the most deadliest element known to man.
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    Created by jesse garret
  • Bully Free Schools
    My son was shot once in the back and twice in the face by a pellet gun without the teacher being aware of the incident. He was shot by two students who regularly bully him. Schools should implement a bully free policy so that victims and bullies will know that harming other students is not tolerated.
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    Created by Ruth DeBro
  • Lift the smoking ban for Ohio bars
    I own a niteclub, my business and the business of every bar owner in Ohio has been affected by the ban. The ban is fine for restaurants, especially where there are small children, BUT smoking is an adult decision, there are no children in bars only adults. 90% of people who drink in bars smoke. It should be up to the bar owners whether or not to permit smoking in/on their property and not dictated by local government, this is SUPPOSED to be a free country
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    Created by Susie Maynard
  • A great injustice to Don Jose Durant Jr.
    My petition is about a mentally challenged person that had got hurt on a job at California University as a semi skilled laborer cutting grass while it was raining, the kabuta cut off, slid down the hill and he smacked into a tree in May of 2009. He has been discriminated against, wrongfully fired and his reputation was slandered in the process. and I have been affected by this also because I was suppose to go back to work at the University as a part time custodial work with the opportunity of getting full time employment in 6 months but the University retaliated against me for helping Mr. Durant. I am a single parent trying to raise my son, which is getting ready to graduate and go to college and a fifteen year old daughter. We had to move this man in our home to take care of him because he didn't have anyone to help him. We filed with the EEOC and the PHRC, and we have a 90 day right to sue letter at the Federal Level but we have been blacked balled from obtaining a attorney. A great injustice has been done to this man and myself. He is bleeding from his rectum, urinating on himself and not to mention the spasms he gets in his back that go down his legs. Mr. Durant is going through postmatic stress and major depression.
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    Created by Reverend Shameena Isaac
  • Save the Labyrinth
    We attend Spokane Community College, which is about to lose the labyrinth and possible other tools on campus. The student body's health and well being should be priority, and this decision should be stopped.
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    Created by Rich Baker
  • Eden Foods: drop out of the birth control lawsuit
    When Eden Foods' CEO Michael Potter first joined the federal lawsuit in opposition to the new requirement to provide birth control for female employees in any company health plan, he claimed it was a religious objection. Now, according to a recent interview in Salon [1], he's revealed that he doesn't want to cover it because he's a man. For private companies to claim that they should be legally treated like churches is bad enough, but to claim that they should be able to discriminate against their employees because the CEO is a different gender? Ridiculous. And reading through his comments, the more Potter talks, the worse it sounds. From Salon: “I’ve got more interest in good quality long underwear than I have in birth control pills, … Because I’m a man, number one and it’s really none of my business what women do,” Potter said. So, then, why bother suing? “Because I don’t care if the federal government is telling me to buy my employees Jack Daniel’s or birth control." Birth control is like long underwear? Like whiskey? No, Mr. Potter, birth control is healthcare. No company's employees should go without routine healthcare that they work hard to earn just because their boss thinks it's silly. Sign today to tell Mr. Potter and Eden Foods that birth control is an important healthcare service that should be covered by every health insurance plan. [1] - "Eden foods doubles down in birth control flap" by Irin Carmon, Salon.com http://www.salon.com/2013/04/15/eden_foods_ceo_digs_himself_deeper_in_birth_control_outrage/
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    Created by Natasha Chart, RH Reality Check
  • Chem Trails
    This is effecting the air we breathe and the environment we live in. All of nature in involved in this experiment. We deserve to know what's going on.
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    Created by Tina Bartle