• Equal Opprotunity for Girls LaCrosse Playes In Charlotte County
    Port Charlotte High School is in violation of the Title IX Three Prong Test. Male-Female varsity sports are not substantially proportionate to the student enrollment. The equality for females in varsity sports has been violated, and with the advancement of Port Charlotte Girls LaCrosse to becomeing a varsity sport it will prevent any futher violations. Protect the federal funding of Port Charlotte High by advancing equality for their female varsity sports.
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    Created by Abby Adkinson
  • Fresh Direct Delivery to Fire Island
    As summer residents of Fire Island, we happily would use Fresh Direct this year to supply us with groceries. We hope you will consider our request for delivery in light of the damage our towns suffered during Hurricane Sandy. Thank you!
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    Created by Kathryn Morlet
  • Marriage equality in N.C.
    Marriage Equality in N.C.
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    Created by Mike Peterson
  • Don't Raise the Interest Rates on Student Loans!
    Right now, Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans have a fixed rate of 6.8% and Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans have a fixed interest rate of 3.4% - much higher than the rate at which the big banks and the government can borrow money. Despite this fact, President Obama's new budget proposal suggests eliminating those caps in favor of tying interest rates on student loans to the whims of the market, plus a few more percentage points for good measure. This might sound like a good idea now, while interest rates are at historic lows, but there's only one way for interest rates to go: UP. Without a cap on Federal Stafford Loans, future borrowers will see the cost of college rise by thousands of dollars simply due to the interest on student loans, never mind the continually skyrocketing costs of tuition. This gimmick is unfair to students and does nothing to address the $1 Trillion worth of outstanding student debt that is already burying 37 Million Americans. Shouldn't we be encouraging higher education by keeping interest rates low? President Obama and Congress stood firm on this point last year, and they should again this year. With the July 1 deadline threatening to jack up costs by $1,000 per loan per borrower, we don’t have time to wait for a long term plan that may or may not kick in by then. We demand that interest rates on Federal Stafford Loans remain capped at 3.4% - a rate that is already much higher than for any other type of commercial transaction in America.
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    Created by Robert Applebaum, StudentDebtCrisis.org Picture
  • Blocked telephone lines
    Telemarketers tie up phone lines with their message. This happens to me once a week sometimes.
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    Created by Michael Rapp
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    test
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    Created by Steven Biel
  • Congress: Again, don't double my rate!
    Once again the folks on Capitol Hill are proposing an increase in student loan interest rates from 3.4% to 6.8%.
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    Created by Biola
  • Pass a tax on plastic bags
    We shouldn't have nearly as much plastic
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    Created by Ben Michael
  • Marriage Equality for Oregon's same sex couples
    Same sex couples deserve the same rights that my wife and I receive as a male and female couple. My view has evolved to this position only within the last couple of years and was personally impacted by the position taken by Republican State Representative Maureen Walsh of Washington state. Please search online for her statement, all I can say is I agree exactly to what she said.
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    Created by Mark Marberry
  • Social Security
    Leave social security alone, no cuts
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    Created by Betty Lewis
  • Family Safety, Peace-of-Mind & Property Values – Real Concerns for 5th Street / Sage Hills
    Help to prevent the proposed housing of up to 30 recently incarcerated men in the center of our neighborhood. Insufficient notice and vague details raise concern for our family’s safety, security and peace-of-mind. Adequate consideration has not been given to secure local citizens, their property and our beloved trail systems. Lack of information and insufficient opportunity for an organized public response calls for an immediate suspension of the conditional use permit.
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    Created by Drew Zabrocki
  • Tell Congressman Richmond to Support Marriage Equality
    As our nation's highest court debates the right of gays and lesbians to marry, Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans, is among the 17 House Democrats who has not voiced support for marriage equality. Louisiana's 2nd congressional district, which Rep. Richmond represents, gave President Obama the highest percentage of the vote among the 20 districts represented by Democrats who do not support marriage equality. I urge Rep. Richmond to reconsider and support marriage equality for all Americans.
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    Created by Stephen Schmitz