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Congress: Extend the Pell Grant LimitWith the recent decrease in the amount of semesters that a student can receive the Pell Grant it is getting harder for students to obtain the college degrees that are becoming necessary in today's society. There are many programs, especially in the STEM fields, that require specific course sequences that are becoming more difficult to finish in the normal time frame due to increasing standards. In order to ensure that students can achieve their goals without going into serious debt we need to restore Pell Grant eligibility to a term of 18 semesters.290 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Cory Deeds-Rookstool
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jobs creationBreak the gridlock in Washington. The citizens out of work do not care which party create jobs They do care that jobs are created2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by john bancroft brown
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Political advertising.Advertising cannot intentionally mislead voters by piecing together sound bites that make it sound like someone said something or meant something they didn't. It's misleading and unethical.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Toni Turner
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reinstate rightsthe exfelons rights when it comes to more than one when it comes to nonviolent non sexual3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by andrewdemorest
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Relief for Low Wage WorkersCost of living raises for low-wage workers and two weeks vacation time every year effective at date of hire. Ten paid sick days per year It is very difficult to keep up with the cost of living when you don't make a living wage in the first place. Also, too many places of employment make you wait at least one year before being eligible for any vacation time whatsoever. I have not had a private sector job that has offered paid sick days since 1993. These days if you are too sick to go to work, your pay gets docked making it even more difficult to pay the bills.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anne Johnson
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TERM LIMITS FOR ALLThe purpose is to limit the terms of all elected federal offices to one term.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John Matheny
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Abolish the filibuster, only takes 51 votes next JanAbolish the filibuster. A Supreme Court decisions forbid former legislators from tying the hands of their successors. Under the Supreme Court's precedents, just 51 senators will have a brief opportunity to reform or eliminate the filibuster next January. Abolish the filibuster and end gridlock.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mark Viguri
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Senate and Congress Term LimitsBig money and "sweet deals" in D.C. have far too much influence on bad decisions by the U.S. Government.18 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Tim Tollefsrud
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Hold bank CEOs accountableMy son and his wife were unable to have their bank (PNC) lower their interest rate, but instead their monthly payment were raised. The scandal at Barclay's in London which involves American banks affected all of our interest rates since 2005 - perhaps even earlier. When is the Congress going to hold the top officers of banks legally responsible, instead of treating them deferentially, as they recently did when Robert Diamond testified.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Susan Giesel
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SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY SHERIFFThe law assigns ALL POWER & AUTHORITY (over and above the Governor & President) to your county Sheriff, who is your elected official. The Sheriff has the POWER & AUTHORITY to prevent entry & rejection of all Federal agents operating in any capacity. Citizens need to know the Feds or their representitives can not enter your county to commit illegal acts. Sheriffs MUST inform the state & federal governents of this. See WY.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Angela Chi
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Please state your position to all of America.It frightens me that the race is so tight and and that Gov. Romney might win.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by R. David Cannon
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Politicians must unite for the good of the countryIf we are to move this economy and country forward politicians must start working together to improve conditions. Stop standing at extreme ends of the spectrum and hurling barbs at one another and compromise for the good of the country.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jim Glunt