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END FOX AND COYOTE PENNING NATIONWIDEFox and coyote penning is animal abuse and cruelty and should not be legal in any state. It is inhumane and immoral. It's a blood sport for sick and twisted people that should not continue. People who are okay with this sport support animal cruelty even if it's not their pet being tortured.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Savannah Hart
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Save 4000 Dogs: Shut Down Ridglan FarmsRidglan Farms is one of three top breeders in the United States which provide beagles for research facilities and they conduct their own research on-site as well. DxE investigators entered several Ridglan barns at night to document the housing for the hundreds of dogs living there and found animals in psychological torment, turning around and around endlessly in tiny wire cages. Ridglan's dogs are exposed to brutal torture, including being force-fed laundry detergent until they vomit blood and die. But now, we have the chance to save the thousands of dogs at Ridglan Farms by shutting down the facility and banning dog experimentation. Activists in Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin got a dog experimentation ban onto the ballot for November, but we want to take this ban even farther. The public doesn't suppor animal cruelty, and that's why we're asking Dane County Executive Joe Parisi to listen to the public's concerns and to take the dog experimentation ban to the county-wide level. From there, this could be a domino that sets off an international ban on dog experimentation -- and we need your help to make it happen! Sign and share the petition today.9,700 of 10,000 SignaturesCreated by Wayne
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Tell Kobach to reject white nationalist money!Kris Kobach is the Secretary of State of Kansas and this year’s Republican candidate to be Governor. He’s also one of the worst anti-immigrant politicians in the whole country: he led the Trump Administration’s efforts to crack down on the myth of immigrant voters, has worked with hate groups, and is responsible for laws that have tried to kick immigrants out of the United States. Kobach has also taken money from Ian Smith, a white nationalist and neo-Nazi sympathizer who was recently fired from his job at the Department of Homeland Security for his extremist beliefs. Smith has spent thousands of dollars in funding to Kobach’s campaign. For Kobach to accept this money is improper, and it’s offensive considering that he may be the next governor of Kansas. An elected official needs to serve everyone in the community — not divide neighbors and side with a politics of hate. Please tell Kris Kobach that he needs to return contributions from white nationalists like Ian Smith immediately.229 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Zachary Mueller
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Universal healthcare for Nevada and AmericaI believe that everyone should be allowed the right to decent healthcare. As our forefathers emphasized, we all have the right to "Life, liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" and I believe that being healthy and having access to essential healthcare is ESSENTIAL to these tenants of our nation.26 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gordon
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Yes on prop 10The housing crisis in California has been brewing for a long time. The rents are too damn high. We will all be homeless soon if this continues. tThe elderly and disabled are the most affected by tis heartless cruelty. We need affordable, stable housing for all now! Housing is a human right.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marianne fogel
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Rontavis Davis PetitionMy brother was arrested in Albany Georgia and we as a family feel as if he is being treated unfairly by the Georgia Department of Correction and Albany Police Department. We have all done things and made mistakes in which we can not take back but yet we do regret those choices that we have made, some of us has even been punished for those crimes such as my brother. Whether they was properly or wrongfully punished they was punished so for a judge or state to make a decision of someone freedom based upon something he or she has done in their past but has served time for already is wrong. What type of message is that sending the individual that just because you made a mistake once or maybe twice in your life that you deserve to be treated unfairly or like a dog because now you don't matter to society better yet the people who stood before you and fought for your freedom didn't fight for the freedom of a person with your mantality! How do we espect them to ever trust the justice system if the justice system screwing them over. To give my brother 15 years to life in prison is just a heinous system it's not like he murdered someone, no im not saying no punishment should be done but I do feel as if he has already given a lot of his time to the system missing out of his children lives and missing the death of both our grandparent don't you guys feel as if thats enough punishment itself. Imagine you making mistakes as a young adult because you had no guidence, no one to really teach you right from wrong so you turned to looking for that love and lesson of life from the streets so you get caught up in the moment but thankfully instead of being in a grave you was blessed to sit and learn your lesson in a facility. You learned to value life and never take it for granted more importantly you paid your due to society so why can't you be treated equally don't we all bleed the same blood? All my family is asking for is that my brother case be looked over and reviewed so a decison can be made in which he doesn't spend the rest of his life in prison.19 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Kintoria Shavon Mayes
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The New York TimesThe shameful smear attacks on Cynthia Nixon and her family are beyond the pale — and The New York Times is complicit in those baseless attacks so long as it maintains its support for Governor Cuomo’s re-election effort. The history of anti-Semitism, Islamophobia and bigotry in our state’s politics is all too real for The New York Times to maintain its endorsement of Andrew Cuomo, who it acknowledged is almost certainly behind these shameful attacks. If The New York Times maintains it endorsement, it will signal to Cuomo there’s no serious price to be paid for engaging in this kind of hateful smear or trafficking in lies. They must withdraw and rescind their endorsement immediately, or explain why someone engaging in “the lowest form of politics,” as they themselves have termed it, is worthy of leading our state in the era of Trump.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Sophie Ellman-Golan
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Please Bus Our Kids Directly to PJPAs parents, we find it unacceptable that it takes The Spring Ford Area School District close to an hour to bus our children to the local catholic high school, PJPII, which is for most residents, less than 2 miles away. Many parents are forced to drive their children to school because of this inconvenience. We are taxpayers just like the parents of public school students. We should all be entitled to the same direct bussing schedule as the public school families.77 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lisa DiRico
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STRONGER GUN LAWSNO, BUT ONE CAN'T SEE THE NEWS WITHOUT A TRAGIC GUN RELATED ISSUE3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by KATHLEEN WISNIEWSKI
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Voting is Primary in this PrimaryI was inspired by President Obama’s call to Action in this midterm election.9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by THALIA BECAK
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Sick Detainee Please Help !! Don't forget to share !!!!On July 9th, 2018, our father Abdoulie Sowe was detained by Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) during a routine reporting to ICE office in Charlotte, he has been living in this country for over 25 years and had never committed a crime other than minor traffic violations. He has three children born in this country. He is a good and industrious father. He is head of the household and his sense of responsibility and duty is demonstrably reflected in the successful enrollment of my brother and me as students at East Carolina University. Our sister is at Harris Creek elementary school and performing well. Our father has a removal order from the year 2000. He has an approved immigrant visa petition from my brother from the year 2017. When he tried to get his case reopened in the immigration court, the judge denied his motion. Our father is sick, he suffers from chronic renal disease and was on dialysis for many years, finally in 2014 our mother was able to donate him a kidney, and now he is regularly taking anti-rejection medication. The first week he was there he didn’t receive his medication and that resulted in him being admitted at the hospital. If ICE gets there way and he gets deported I do not believe my father will survive. Beside chronic renal disease, he also has diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidemia. In The Gambia he won’t have access to his medications or resources to stabilize his health, which will put him at risk for rejection and perhaps loss of his transplanted kidney. No one seems to listen or care about the injustice that’s taking place, my family and I are asking for your help. We need every signature we can get so maybe someone will stop and listen. Thank you5,203 of 6,000 SignaturesCreated by Fatima Sowe
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Save the Dalles Mt. RoadThis road is funded with public money and we believe that it would therefore be available to the public not just to the landowners that border it.115 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Kimberly Jones Hall