• Ban Assault Weapons
    As a parent, as a teacher, and as an American who supports our rights, I feel our most important right is to provide our children with a safe and violence-free life.
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    Created by marcia Goldberg
  • Respect for our President
    I am annoyed that a myraid of media outlets refer to our President as Mr. Obama! He is President Obama and in 4 years he will be Former President Obama. It is incredibly disrespectful for our media to ever refer to him as Mr. Obama! I've NEVER heard media outlets refer to ANY president as Mr. It is appalling!
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    Created by Sue
  • Social Security Benefit Cuts
    Social security benefits have been paid by the workforce and their employers for years and the government has mismanaged these funds to the extent that they say they are now going to have to reduce benefits to keep the program solvent. Why is it always the people who can least afford a "Pay" cut, the ones who have to bail out the nation because of reckless political spending.
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    Created by Jim Grabber
  • Senator Brown, Help Prevent Cuts to Social Security
    We must stop the Republicans from gutting Social Security benefits for America's working men and women and we are asking Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown to help lead this fight and, if necessary, mount a filibuster to stop any cuts to Social Security benefits.
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    Created by Daniel Diehl
  • Send your Congressperson and Senator Back to work
    Congress has not done the job we are paying them to do and has gone home on vacation.
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    Created by Ron Graner
  • Delhi gang-rape
    The sheer brutality of the incident has left me completely shaken. I hope it never happens to any girl. I am praying that the victim survives. It is deeply disturbing that an incident like this took place in a modern society. We have to reflect on where we are headed as a society.
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    Created by Raj Kosaraju
  • Leave Social Security Alone
    The proposal to cut Social Security benefits for current and future recipients by the President and Congress is wrong. Social Security does not add to the deficit and should be left off the bargaining table. Congress doesn’t mind cutting Social Security because they receive such a generous retirement (even after only one term.)
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    Created by patrick Sandoval
  • No "Too Big to Jail"
    On December 11, the Justice Department announced a settlement, or "deferred prosecution agreement," that it had reached with HSBC, a large global bank. It was implicated in over $800 million of money laundering for international drug cartels and $600 million in transactions that violated U.S. sanctions against Iran and other nations, HSBC has become the latest big bank to avoid prosecution.
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    Created by Margery Winter
  • Remove Social Security from budget cuts
    Social Security cuts need to be removed from buget cut talks. We've put money in for years and these funds do not add to the deficit!
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    Created by Ralph DePetris, Jr.
  • Eliminate class creation
    Congress has passed numerous laws that provide compensation and benefits to themselves or select government employees that are more generous than the same benefits are to common citizens creating privileged classes. All pensions should be rolled into Social Security and all medical benefits should be equal within Obamacare. Congressmen and women should not get salaries for life..Salary increses should only be equal to those allowed for Social Security recipients.
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    Created by Bob Donaldson
  • Stop the killing of our children.
    NRA stop killing our children. We have to band those guns, out of the hands of those insane people and others. The time has come for Americans to stop the massacure
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    Created by Christine Prescod
  • Stop killing wolves
    wolves are far too important to become extinct
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    Created by judith keeley