• County Commissioners: Convene a Photo ID Task Force in Bucks County by May 15, 2012
    Pennsylvania's new Photo ID law will likely lead to voters being unable to cast their vote in November 2012. The Bucks County Commissioners have a chance to work with community groups to educate as many Bucks County residents as possible, ensuring an honest, efficient and uniform election. We are asking the County Commissioners to convene a Photo ID Task Force by May 15, 2012 to educate the general public about the new Photo ID law and facilitate the gathering of necessary documents. The Task Force must include representatives of the most vulnerable communities in Bucks County and must operate transparently.
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    Created by Robin Stelly
  • Legalize Marijuana
    We constantly hear about the huge expenditures by our government to fight “the war on drugs”. We hear about violent behavior by drug users and drug cartels. We know those drug cartels rake in billions of dollars. Much of that money could provide tax relief for us if we legalize marijuana.
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    Created by Richard Fairfield
  • propane
    I hear a lot about high gas prices. What about high propane cost? I live in a small town,on social security and PROPANE,from Amerigas, takes $450. per month from my monthly check of 980 per month. I either keep warm or don't eat.
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    Created by john kleine
  • Limit Terms
    Limit terms for Congress and Supreme Court. Congress should be elected as the President is: every 4 years and a 2-term limit. Benefits are exhausted after there seat is vacated. Congress should have to pay for their healthcare as every American pays. In order to hold any of these elected offices--the majority holding office can afford their own health benefits. The American Public is footing that bill called:Socialism--- all the while not being able to have their own health care? We would all gladly pay for a household of 4 or more a premium of $50-100.00 a month for full coverage!!! Cut out all the insider trading and loopholes for tax evasion of these crooks---need I say more?
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    Created by Kathy Gagnon
  • Petition To Let Women Have Rights
    This petition is to get women more rights!
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    Created by Sarah Turner
  • Tenant's Rigious Rights
    A tenant, Barbara Candrel is being told she can not have a Mezzuzah on her door frame. She lives in a condominium in A condominium in Stratford, Connecticut. The other tenants can hang religious symbols on their doors but the council says you csn't hang anything on a door frame. The co commandment says you must hang a Mezzuzah on the door frame and not the door. This is definitely a denial of religious freedom. They threaten to fine her $50 a day till it is taken down.
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    Created by Edward Fener
  • Terms for Supreme Court Justices
    Once appointed, and in the absence of wrongdoing, Supreme Court Justices can serve for the rest of their lives. Their terms can run 30, 40 or even 50 years. The demographics and the culture of the United States changes so rapidly, and the Justices' ideas are often out of synch with the country's culture. There should be a limit on the number of years a Supreme Court Justice can serve
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    Created by Victor Sube
  • Oil subsides to Electric Car instead
    I would like to see the money that is being given to big oil given to the auto-industry to help defer the price of electric cars.That way they would be more affordable to American consumer.
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    Created by Eugene McElligott
  • Petition to Legislate That People Pay their Own Bills
    Sign this petition if you paid your way and naturally expect others to pay their way as well. If you wish there was a spot to sign against a petition that asked for you to pay more while others pay nothing sign this petition. If you are tired of sacrificing while others spend and expect you to pick up the tab then sign this petition....oh and if you appreciate my rant sign this petition.
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    Created by Autumn Jennings
  • Electoral College
    In recent presidential elections we have seen instances where a candidate who failed to win a majority of the popular vote was elected President because he won the majority of the votes of the electoral college. Based on population, some states or some combination of states mgiht have more electoral college votes than others, and in these instances these states can influence the outcome of the election despite the will of the popular majority.
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    Created by Victor Sube
  • Return of Social Security Benefit for college students of deceased parent/s
    My petition is regarding the Social Security benefit for children when one or both parents has passed away. In 1981 this benefit changed for children after they completed high school! Before then, the benefit continued unitl the child turned 21 or 22. I was told when the government thought Social Security was going away, they made changes to many benefits, and this was one of them. As we see, Social Security is still here 31 years later! This benefit needs to be return for chldren wanting to go to college, who have one or no parents living to help support them through college. Financial Aid is not enough to get these children through college! They are accomulating mountains of student loans, when this benefit could help them offset some of their college expenses! Do the right thing and help these children attending college! Their parents worked years and paid into the system, and now they do not have the support they need to get a decent education! Please return this Benefit effective immediately!!!
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    Created by Verna Clark
  • Stop Our Children From Getting Killed Catching or Getting Off School Buses!
    LOCUST GROVE, Ga. -- An 11-year-old boy was hit by a car while running to catch his school bus in Locust Grove Thursday morning. This headline happens all too often and needlessly!
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    Created by Dianne Elmore