• We Demand All Senators Do Impartial Justice in the Impeachment Trial of President Trump
    This action is unconditionally important in order to preserve and protect our nation's Constitution and Bill of Rights. If Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell conducts a sham or mock trial, this will be an arbitrary act that ends any and all Constitutionally mandated Congressional checks on the power of the Executive Branch. This will nullify our nation's Constitution and open the door to everything from chaos to civil war; and almost certainly to a dictatorship. Our noble experiment in democracy will come to a bitter and likely brutal end.
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  • Senate Republicans: KNOW THIS!
    The future of our republic is at stake. Our nation is in danger of losing the independence of congress.
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    Created by Harlan Johnson
  • Solar Panel to be installed in Condo Complex
    Every Consumer are able to save on Electric Bill.
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    Created by vinodkumar Gadley
  • Senators vote on impeachment anonymously.
    This allows Senators to vote based on evidence, their conscience and what is best for the country.
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    Created by Eliza Schott
  • To. Save. Minor. League. Baseball
    When. You. Go. To. A. Minor league. Game. The. Price. Is. Right. If. You. Go. To. The. Yankees. IN. NY. The price. Is. To. High. Minor. League. Baseball. The. Price. Is. Right. Thanks. Please. Help
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    Created by Stanley Krupinski
  • Hold Devin Nunes accountable
    Nunes sat on the Intelligence Committee violating his oath of office and conspiring to defraud the American people.
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    Created by Joseph Brown
  • Bassnectar For Rodeo Houston
    Cuz bn and Texas sux for shows
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    Created by Ashley Dixon
  • Tell ICE to immediately release hunger striking men in Louisiana
    Five South Asian men have reached the 75th day of a hunger strike in the GEO Group-operated LaSalle Detention Facility in Jena, Louisiana where they have been subjected to the tortuous procedure of forced-hydration and force-feeding. According to medical professionals, 75 days without adequate nutrition is when vital organs begin to fail. The growing number of hunger strikes in ICE prisons across the country are no coincidence. It is indicative of complete disbelief in a fair legal process and the lengths ICE is willing to go to indefinitely detain them. Some of these men have been locked up for nearly 2 years,. We are deeply concerned that ICE appears willing to let these men die in detention to make an example of them rather than be released to community, where each man has family or close friends willing to provide housing and support. Freedom for Immigrants (FFI) has filed complaints with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) on behalf of the five men, demanding DHS address the systemic civil rights violations the men have faced under ICE custody. Freedom for Immigrants alongside Detention Watch Network (DWN), South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT), local advocates, and medical professionals in the Louisiana area are warning the men are on the brink of death and call for their immediate release. Additionally, independent physicians cannot conduct an assessment of the medical treatment these men are receiving while in detention because ICE is violating its own policies which say people in detention have the right to independent medical evaluation. This is urgent. Currently, ICE is force-hydrating one man and force-feeding two men hunger striking at Jena LaSalle Detention Facility. Force-feeding is a painful process that involves physically restraining the hunger striker and forcing fluid through nasal passages with tubes. The practice has been denounced by the United Nations, Physicians for Human Rights, the American Medical Association, and the World Medical Association. Tell ICE to immediately release these men while their asylum cases are processed.
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    Created by Rebekah Entralgo
  • Leaf Burning Ban within Morrison city limits
    Leaf burning has detrimental effects on people with respiratory struggles, including those with asthma, infants, the elderly and those on oxygen. Additionally, it is a carcinogen for all people (causing cancer) and is terrible for air quality. The health of our residents should take precedent over the aesthetics of our lawns. Burning is optional with other alternatives to leaf disposal, breathing is not. Please sign IF you live within Morrison city limits and share on your page if you support a Leaf Burning Ban. The final vote will be held March 9, 2020.
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  • No war with Iran
    I'm sick and tired of having our military personnel killed and/or maimed because some elected official, i.e. the sitting president, got an impulse to send our military personnel into an unauthorized war. I'm tired of paying for endless wars. We should only go to war if and when our Country is attacked and Congress authorizes such a military action.
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    Created by Myrna Swart
  • Put NYC Housing Court Judges under the jurisdiction of the NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct
    Housing Court judges hold immense power over the lives of New Yorkers, yet they are not subject to the same disciplinary standards as other New York state judges. Complaints are submitted to the Supervising Judge of the accused judge's relevant Housing Court, which is often like tossing a complaint into a black hole; there can be no feedback given whatsoever, which leads the public to assume that Housing Court judges are protected by their fellow judges, and there is no investigation done, let alone disciplinary action. On the other hand, most New York State judges, when accused of ethical misconduct, are investigated by the Commission on Judicial Conduct, which releases annual reports that detailing its various determinations, and at least appears to strive for some kind of transparency. According to the Commission's annual reports, legislation that would have given the Commission jurisdiction over NYC housing court judges was vetoed in the 1980s. With the newly-elected Democratic legislature having recently passed new rent laws that are fairer to New York's tenants, it is time to revisit this issue, and hold housing court judges accountable, to the same standard as other judges in New York State. Housing Court Judges should be placed under the jurisdiction of the NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct. When they are accused of unethical conduct, they can be investigated, prosecuted and sanctioned by an 11-member body composed of judges, lawyers, and non-lawyer citizens, who serve on a Commission expressly created to insure compliance with established standards of ethical judicial behavior.
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    Created by Paul Gullas
  • Help the people of Puerto Rico
    It’s important because they are American citizens whom are government, including the occupant of the White House are there to protect in times of turmoil and disasters.
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    Created by P. Todd Haynes