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Outlaw BigotryThe worst forms of bigotry I have seen in this country is not of racial but in the form of bigotry toward religion and people with less money. These are forms of hate crimes in what they often manifest into such as favoritism and discrimination. These are forms of ignorance that need to be redirected by teaching correct way of treating each other. Eradicate bigotry as it is seperating people in our society.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Robert Costa
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term limitsterm limits for congress and house as it was originaly supposed to be. go to washinton for a couple of years do what the people want then go homer and farm again time for the next guy.. too many get in office get rich and really dont do much , we need fresh blood2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by mike bennett
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Radiation Exposed Veteran's From Enewetak Atoll Denied Benefits And AwardsVeteran's exposed to radiation that have contracted several cancers, diseases and many health issues. Their families and offspring are also victims. We are grossly ignored by our government. We are off the list for service related disabilities, and have been awarded a Humanitarian medal, but we have to prove that we were there. 42 Nuclear weapons were tested on the Islands & will never be safe. Foreign Nationals and the Residents there have been compensated, but not the U.S. Troops.1,038 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by James E. Androl
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Morgage banks keeping insurance money until weather related damage is complete.We had a level 1 tornado blow thew our community last year and our mortgage bank want release the money until we finish all the work. It is our money, we pay the premiums and the insurance company payed for the repairs but we had to come up with all the money before the bank will release OUR funds.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Don Kiker
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Financially influencing and electionShould those ineligible to vote in an election be allowed to influence that election through financial aid, advertizing or promoting a party to the election or an issue in the election?2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Richard McCrone
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Corporations as PeopleIf corporations are deemed to be People they should then be taxed as People at the same rate.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dave Morgan
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Elect An Effective Coalition GovernmentChoosing a U.S. President who can effectively lead a coalition government.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Judge Jim Gray
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Jobs for AmericansI am 63 and have been challenged and affected by recessions a few times in my life, my husband too. Now that we are passed that stage doesn't mean we don't care. We want good jobs for all Americans and especially for the young people coming up so that they can finish school, get married, start families if they wish. This truly is about the middle class choosing a good life over despair. Please stand together and ask Congress and the Senate to pass the American Jobs Act that President Obama sent to them 10 months ago.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Robert&Mary
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End to Lobbying and corporate controlDemocrats spearheading legislation to limit lobbying to all interests have fair share of influence big or small.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gretchen Zwetzig
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Our out of control congressOur congress has done nothing to help our nations decline. It is self serving and out of control . We need a leadership that has compassion for the struggles of our working class , an edcution that is superior instead of failing , and a system that meets our senior citizens needs . there is a saying theres to many chiefs and not enough indians . so eliminate the congress we now have and put the govennors of each state to work , maybe then they won't have time to play around on tax payers money .2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mary Hubbard
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10% flat Tax - no loop holesThe Tax Code is too complicated to understand. Corporations have an advantage over middle class America because they maintain a staff of lawyers and certified public accountants to avoid paying taxes.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by D Moseley
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Preserve Homes and Create Good JobsPublic Housing in MN needs a minimum of $400 million in repairs and renovation around the state. Low income seniors, disabled persons, families and refugees are living in subsidized housing in every MN county that was constructed 40-50 years ago and is falling apart. If this is housing is allowed to continue to deteriorate, it will be impossible to afford to replace it at today's cost. Many low-income people would face homelessness as these are homes where they pay rent at 30% of their income, whatever that is, sometimes only social security. Repairing this housing would create about 7,000 new construction jobs and save thousands of on-going public housing mainentance and housing service jobs in Minnesota. Bonding for public housing repair is a critical homelessness prevention, job creating, and statewide infrastructure investment in every MN county that we cannot afford to neglect. Everyone knows a Minnesotan who lives in this housing or would be homeless. Everyone in MN knows a construction worker who needs to go back to work.109 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Rep. Karen Clark