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RATIONAL MONEYEveryone would like a rational money system owned and operated by the people. The users of money, producers and consumers deserve a regular supply of money to enable money to work in an intelligent and order way as a means of exchange. We the people have the right to design and print money and create a money system that actually works.56 of 100 SignaturesCreated by LEONARD D. ORR
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Health Care For Everyone - For FREEObamacare is not enough. We are the ONLY 1st World country that does NOT mandate cradle-to-grave health care as an Inalienable Right. The Declaration of Independence says, "...Life , Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness"! GOP-ers are IGNORING this Right of Citizens to a HEALTHY Life. Please Demand SINGLE PAYER Health Care for EVERYONE!10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Reverend David A. Bozek
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REPEAL HR347 (Trespass Bill)This bill is titled as a so-called "Trespass Bill" when it fact all it is doing is taking a huge chunk out of our rights in the USA. This isn't about 9/11 anymore or "terrorists". Those of us that stand and fight for rights in this country and work to hold those elected officials accountable will one day be called terrorists ourselves, because we care to put the truth out there and not hide it in pretty words or slogans.17 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Linda Dill
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Healthy Families ActTo allow Americans to earn paid sick time so that they can address their own health needs and the health needs of their families.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jim
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Fiscal Responsibility is Our ResponsibilityOur children and grandchildren will inherit the burden of our federal debt if we don't turn the fiscal ship of state around. We must return to surpluses and begin to pay off our obligations.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dave Lockwood
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Recognize HTLV as a public health threatHTLV is rampantly spreading because of lack of public awareness, education, and medical testing. Just as HIV testing is recommended as part of a regular medical exam, so should HTLV testing.55 of 100 SignaturesCreated by G L
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Close tax loopholes for businesspeople and corporationsMany major US corporations and businesspeople don't pay their fair share in taxes due to loopholes. This is not only unfair to every other tax payer it leaves much less revenue for essential services.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lynda Appell
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Immediately Arrest The Black panthers involved in putting a hit on George Zimmerman and all who d...This is terrorism plain and simple. Its a Hate crime because its one race targeting another race. Also bring it down to basics its murder for hire, conspiracy to commit murder, etc. Anyone else in America would have been arrested immediately for this. This is a criminal act and they must be brought to justice. Ever since this has happened the Zimmerman family has had to go into hiding and they have been subject to threats and intimidation. Even zimmermans unrelated to George Zimmerman have had to change their residence in order to protect themselves.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joel Melei
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Protect We the People, Not Corporate LobbyistsLaws are supposed to protect our rights and help keep us safe - that’s just common sense. But last year, multiple politicians introduced and passed laws written of, by, and for corporations - specifically by the corporate front group the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). In recent weeks, ALEC has faced renewed scrutiny. This is partially thanks to revelations that they have worked diligently (and secretly) to pass Kill-At-Will laws like Florida’s that let Trayvon Martin’s killer go free, union-busting laws like in Wisconsin, and voter suppression efforts across the country. ALEC is not just another conservative advocacy outfit. An estimated 98 percent of their funding comes from big corporations, not grassroots members. Corporate lobbyists write ALEC “model legislation” and then send these bills off to state capitols around the country - including to Republican politicians in Lansing, several of whom were caught last year paying their ALEC dues with taxpayer funds.3,632 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by Progress Michigan
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The Unstoppable Green Slim for campaigns.The money driving our politics today is unconscionable. When wall street CEO's where asked why they couldn't stop the home mortgage debacle, they said it was too big too stop. Same thing has happened to campaign financing. The politicians can't stop it. It is up to the middle class to stop it. We're calling on our legislature to allow a citizen's vote during the November elections for term limits in congress.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gary G. Tazelaar
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Government Grants/CompetitionsDuring my past 23 years of Residence in Arizona, I have observed many examples of Government Grants and Competitions which appear to be Discriminatory: 1) Grants are based on size of Organization, instead of Quality of Work. 2) Grants are based on Non-Profit 501(c)3 status, which does not always tell you the whole story about the organization. 3) Grants are usually awarded to well-known organizations instead of newcomers. 4) In "Individual Competitions," Judging Criteria are not always listed. 5) Rejection Letters do not include Evaluations. 6) Contestants are required to sign Waivers which give the Contest Directors the Right to Use their Intellectual Property without Credit to the person who created it. 7) Judging is often based on Political or Subjective Opinions of the Judging Committee. "Controversial Topics" are not allowed. 8) Those who Administer Grants or Competitions often have no background in the Area of Interest. 9) Sometimes, a Grant or Competition Award is denied to Minorities, Disabled, Seniors, or those of another Belief System. 10) There is no way to address these issues, because EEOC does not cover Grants and Competitions.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marilyn Ruben
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Government Grants/CompetitionsDuring my past 23 years of Residence in Arizona, I have observed many examples of Government Grants and Competitions which appear to be Discriminatory: 1) Grants are based on size of Organization, instead of Quality of Work. 2) Grants are based on Non-Profit 501(c)3 status, which does not always tell you the whole story about the organization. 3) Grants are usually awarded to well-known organizations instead of newcomers. 4) In "Individual Competitions," Judging Criteria are not always listed. 5) Rejection Letters do not include Evaluations. 6) Contestants are required to sign Waivers which give the Contest Directors the Right to Use their Intellectual Property without Credit to the person who created it. 7) Judging is often based on Political or Subjective Opinions of the Judging Committee. "Controversial Topics" are not allowed. 8) Those who Administer Grants or Competitions often have no background in the Area of Interest. 9) Sometimes, a Grant or Competition Award is denied to Minorities, Disabled, Seniors, or those of another Belief System. 10) There is no way to address these issues, because EEOC does not cover Grants and Competitions.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marilyn Ruben