As we near election day, I hope you will keep the pressure on the media to report the truth about Romney and Fight for Bainport.com (#Sensata) and AMERICA by signing and sharing this petition (Watch Video: http://linktrack.info/expose)

Fact Check on Romney!

Romney family owning interest in the company that manufactures the ballot counting machines that will be used in Ohio and other states for the Presidential election.

Change.org is changing for the worse -- and just fired the one person on their staff who tried to make sure you knew about it. As the Huffington Post reported, "Change.org, the online social movement company founded on progressive values, has decided to change its advertising policy to allow for corporate advertising, Republican Party solicitations, astroturf campaigns, anti-abortion or anti-union ads and other controversial sponsorships, according to internal company documents." Huffpo also reported that Change.org wasn't planning to tell its users about these changes, so they promptly fired the employee who leaked the info. Tell Change.org to reinstate the fired staffer right away.

We, the Board of Directors of McRae-Gaines Learning Center, have nominated our Director, Sadie Moss as a “Woman Who Shines” for two reasons: first – she inspires us all with her “shining” example, and second – if we get enough votes for Sadie we could get $10,000 for McRae-Gaines – a historic school founded 30 years ago to give low-income children in Selma, Alabama a rigorous academic preparation beginning at 18 months of age. BUT – and this is the big one – we need your help and the help of all of your friends – because we need at least 3,000 votes - to win. YOU CAN HELP! And here is how! 1. Go to http://shine.yahoo.com/photos/public-service-1344924606-slideshow/sadie-m-moss-photo-1348936956.html? And VOTE FOR SADIE! Thank you so very much! McRae-Gaines Learning Center http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtabqYTXOBE http://selma.wsfa.com/business-directory/private-schools/74318/mcrae-learning-center

San Miguel County has less water for survival than nearly any place in the United States. Now Royal Dutch Shell and the gas and oil industry want to drill for natural gas here, involving hydraulic fracturing, aka fracking. Fracking uses millions of gallons of water per well and injects hundreds of toxic chemicals deep into the earth. One hundred percent of these wells eventually leak, polluting the earth forever.

Financial transparency is the life-blood of our democracy. Both Democratic and Republican past presidential candidates have released their tax returns. They have also voluntarily identified "bundlers," powerful and wealthy individuals who influence their friends and associates to donate to a politician, raising as much as half a million dollars per bundler. If Mitt Romney is allowed to win the presidency without disclosing these sources, it will set a dangerous new precedent of secrecy which will endanger the ability of voters to judge the financial integrity of a candidate.

The Republican National Convention opened with a party in St. Petersburg for delegates, politicians and wealthy donors. City tax payers are on the hook for $580,000 for that party. Now we know that the RNC has raised more than $55 million and may be able to pay these costs. Donor Bill Edwards gave $4.6 million and receives city subsidies. Donors like Sheldon Adelson, Communist China's casino mogul and David Koch spend millions to influence government. They can well afford to pay their bills. Please urge city council to insist these expenses are borne by the RNC, not taxpayers.

Romney owns the private voting machines that will be used to count votes in an election he is running in. This is a conflict of interest. Keep the vote Fraud free.

Voting machines can be hacked easily. It is a conflict of interest for a candidate to own the voting machines that will count the votes for the political race he is running in. This is absolutely insane. Let us remember Bush. We want a democratic election not another FRAUD.

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I'm getting somewhere between 10-15 calls a week to my home and cell phone. While I am fine with emails and postal mailings, and can tolerate door to door visits, phone recordings are intrusive and make me mad enough to not vote for any candidate that is represented by the call. Recognizing that it is important to provide candidates ways to communicate their message, phone calls should be restricted to personal one-on-one calls, or recordings for those who opt in for such messages.