• Constitution Amendment: Campaign Finance
    Money is killing American politics because of campaign finance contributions by corporations and special interest groups. Congress passed campaign finance reform legislation, but the Supreme Court invalidated it. A Constitutional Amendment is needed to bypass the Supreme Court and enable reform.
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    Created by Richard H. Lathrop
  • National Refurendum on Congressional Salaries
    We, as employers of the American Congress, should be the ones to determine the income, how it is acquired, and the healthcare, of our members/employees.
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    Created by Lora Eckert
  • save the post offices in your neighborhood
    The post office in many communities is a place of necessity; the place where you get your mail and your local news.
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    Created by marcia
  • Federal Decriminalization of Medical Marijuana
    CA legalized medical marijuana and put hundreds of people to work, as well as raising huge revenues to address our multi-billion budget shortfall. Federal agents swooped down and raided dispensaries recently -- leaving patients stranded without much-needed relief from a long list of problems. President Obama had indicated he would have the Feds leave States alone on this issue.
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    Created by Shara Lynn Kelsey
  • Do not cut Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security
    We, the ordinary people of this country have paid in to these programs all our working lives. It is ridiculous to think the Republicans in Congress want to cut these programs without taxing the wealthiest Americans one penny more!
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    Created by Carol Hafen
  • End the Failed'War on Drugs
    Ending the so-called 'War on Drugs.
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    Created by Paul Diamond
  • Ending Corporate Personhood
    My petition is about reducing corporate power by eliminating the idea of corporate personhood.
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    Created by david klar
  • Corporations Are Not People!
    In 1819, the Supreme Court decided, in a case entitled Dartmouth College v. Woodward that corporations had the same rights as people. That decision has been at the root of a lot of the more recent rulings which allow corporations to run roughshod over our democracy, using their almost unlimited money to fund anything they want in government, and leaving ordinary citizens with very little voice in our own government. It's time for this to stop.
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    Created by Nora G Rivkis
  • House and Senate Services should not be subsidized
    Members of the House and Senate receive subsidized services, such as food, health club, etc. They should pay fair market value for these services. In turn any member who wishes to reside in their office should pay fair market rent. They are trying to ax jobs and benefits for their constituents, why not start with themselves.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Don Spare
  • Fair Law Act
    That a law is enacted that prevents Senators and Representatives from enjoying any health care or retirement benefits that are not enjoyed by all citizens. They pay into and utilize Social Security and not pensions for retirement and buy into the same health services that are available to the citizens without citizen contributions.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Don Sherman
  • Remove those responsible in Wall Street for creating the toxic mortgages that created so much pov...
    Because those responsible are still at their desks at Wall Street and will continue to create toxic instruments of mass destruction.
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    Created by Barb Gantt
  • Sell ice cream by weight
    In the USA, ice cream is sold by volumetric measures (pint, quart, half gallon) even though it is not a liquid. This gives manufacturers an incentive to pump the product full of air in order to fill a larger container with less product. In Italy, where gelato was invented, ice cream is sold be weight. This is fairer for the consumer and results in a higher quality product.
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    Created by Andrew Laurence