• disability AND childsupport
    My brother had a swim accident 2yrs ago. he was born in 1984. very young when accident happen with 4 kids. Childsupport is based on the childs needs. (understood) I also am a mother so i do understand the exspenses. My son is 3 and daughter 18. I have never recieved help. I leave that to the fathers. However my brother is a quad. He cant feed himself or move anything pass shoulders. Law goes by child, percent per child if more than one. Not on fathers ability to work or income. I believe this should be changed. As do lawyers and judges that i have talked with. He and three children were together at time of his accident. (2 different mothers) Both have taken him to court and push readily bc they can. Not bc he can pay it. It only makes it harder on the kids, and stress on a man already weighed down by the disabilty itself. Thats rediculious. WITH OUT FUNDS TO LIVE HIMSELF. more than less spend money on fun for he and his children to enjoy eachother in curriculars that cost anything. Goverment takes away earned income for those same children. Is there a balance??
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    Created by PaTonya Nation
  • Expand Medicaid for Tennesseans
    Medicaid expansion should be done in order to provide affordable healthcare coverage for those Tennesseans who will remain uninsured if Tennessee opts not to expand the program. The federal government will pay 90% of the cost and Tennessee will pay 10%. This saves the state money in healthcare cost.
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    Created by Leatrice Burgess-Lester
  • Pass the New York Dream Act
    America is a nation of immigrants. It is imperative that we advance educational opportunities for the children of undocumented parents, and who have grown up and continue to live in New York State. These children cannot be expected to live on the fringes of society because they lack the economic opportunities to advance their lives. Assistance with the costs of higher education through scholarship opportunities is essential to help the hard-working children of immigrants break the cycle of poverty and become vibrant members of an engaged and enlightened community. These opportunities will not only assist recipients, their families and ultimately their communities but will also help motivate children by giving them Hope. Investing in education for students with limited opportunities and resources is an investment in our future.
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    Created by State Senator Adriano Espaillat
  • 1240: 97% of money received must go to the classrooms.
    Our State passes the Charter Schools Initiative by a narrow margin. This petition calls on the governor and legislators to require that administrative costs be not for profit and do not exceed 3 % of all cash received. 97% of the funding received should go to Teachers, Instructional Assistants, Counselors, Custodians, supplies, building maintenance & utilities costs support our students education.
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    Created by Alan Goodin
  • Hot Food for SNAP Recipients
    It's time we did away with the policy preventing food stamp recipients from purchasing hot food. From an energy standpoint this is wasteful because people have to reheat the food. From a social standpoint there are rising numbers of homeless people who have nowhere to heat the food. This is an ill conceived practice.
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    Created by Jacqueline Daly
  • Statewide Initiative to Appoint Outside Redistricting Commissioner
    To bring in and appoint a non Texan Commissioner to oversee the redrawing of the Local, State and Federal Congressional Districts. This Commissioners mandate would be to create Districts representing the broadest diversity yet insuring an equal balance between the parties. Where that was not possible, then insuring that the numerical advantage is diffused across the State allowing for a clear and unequivocal victory for the better idea and the will of the people.
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    Created by Mike O'Beirn
  • Co-existing with Wolves
    Using a special license plate, raise funds to begin training Anatolian Shepherd's for farmers. These dogs are saving the Cheetah population, and sheep farmers are happy. There is no reason that wolves need to kill a farmer's property.... they just don't know any different. It looks like prey.
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    Created by Faith Morgan
  • Support universal background checks and ban high capacity magazines
    Commonsense gun legislation to prevent future mass shootings like Sandy Hook Elementary School and the Aurora Theater shootings.
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    Created by Sharon Blum
  • Say "NO!" to Kansas Silencing Teachers!
    House Bill 2023: - is both unfair and unconstitutional. - singles out teachers and denies them an opportunity to have their voice heard in the political process. - is mean-spirited, unfair, and runs counter to the values we hold dear as Americans. This bill harms the education of our children - Kansas' future!
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    Created by Nolan Goldberg
  • Expansion of Medicaid Needed by Texas
    As a physician anesthesiologist, I know of many ill patients who are citizens, hardworking and yet can not afford health care.
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    Created by Catalina E Garcia, MD
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    Created by Steven Biel
  • EVoteTechnology-in Kansas, Palm Vein Authentication at Polling Stations-01-29-2013
    The 2012 U.S. Presidential Election displayed the continued long voting lines and forced provisional ballot voting due to voters being unable to vote before the polls closed. In the 21st century America has the technology to modernize its voting system to ensure that every legally cast vote is counted and verifiable by implementing EVoteTechnology.
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    Created by Michael E. McKinzy, Sr.