• Let them Race!
    I am hoping to establish this petition to change the decision of Ferry County that will not allow minors to race cars on their property. With the recent County Policy, the children may not get their chance to experience such a great event. Racing can provide a great learning experience and many good traits for our children from teaching them about engineering, mechanics, sportsmanship, competition, and camaraderie, as well as skills that become careers as kids grow. It is my plea to those who read this that they sign the petition and pass it on in hopes that we can convince the Ferry County Commissioners that we should be supporting our youth and encouraging them to take part in such activities.
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    Created by Wendy Braun
  • Make Schools Safe Again
    Many children in schools do not feel safe, and sometimes they report it and schools do nothing about it! Kids can be extremely aggressive, and can break rules. (the rules we are targeting are specifically the ones that protect other kids) Often it happens in front of teachers and they do absolutely nothing about it! Mental health in children and teenagers needs to be a priority for schools, because school can cause mental issues, and mental issues can affect school performance. School can be hell for many students, and I believe that we should do something about that.
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    Created by kyle
  • Floyd Point Neighborhood Watch
    Helping to keep our community Safe
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    Created by Brian Parker
  • Retract or Resign
    On ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopolous" today, UN Ambassador Nikki Haley said the following: “We need to be realistic with the fact at (sic), every person—regardless of race, religion, or party—who loves this country should support this president. It’s that important.” If this was not what she meant to say, she should retract and clarify it. If it was what she meant to say, she should resign immediately. Her statement, as it stands, not only shows disrespect for our fundamental right to free speech, as protected in the First Amendment to the Constitution, it is also an implied threat to everyone who loves this country but does not support "this president."
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    Created by Randy Bernard
  • Congressional Democrats: Please Speak Up!
    Democrats are too polite or way too laid back and as a result, the Republicans frankly beat us at every turn. Take a page out of the Republican playbook. They repeat, shout, demand, and win.
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    Created by JoAnne Lewis
  • Electronic Monitor in nursing homes
    My Mother lives in a Nursing home in Illinois and I have a camera on her. Residents and Families are not aware of the law that allows them to have electronic monitoring. The abuse and neglect of our elderly needs to stop!
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    Created by Suzanne Larson
  • Rules for political debates
    As a woman watching the debates between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, I personally felt violated.
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    Created by Jane Bouvier
  • Correction
    Every year, 636,000 people walk out of prison gates, but people go to jail over 11 million times each year. Jail churn is particularly high because most people in jails have not been convicted. Some have just been arrested and will make bail in the next few hours or days, and others are too poor to make bail and must remain behind bars until their trial. Only a small number (195,000) have been convicted, generally serving misdemeanors sentences under a year. 1 in 5 people are locked up for drug offenses. The bottom 50% earned 20% of the nation's pre-tax income in 1979; this fell steadily to 14% by 2007 and 13% by 2014. ... Half of the U.S. population lives in poverty or is low-income, according to U.S. Census data. The ACA only works when everyone is insured--otherwise people wait until they are sick to buy insurance and this makes insurance unaffordable. In a Center for American Progress survey of roughly 3,000 DACA recipients, nine-tenths of respondents said they had jobs. Their average hourly wage was $17.46 an hour, up from $10.29 before receiving DACA. About 72 percent of respondents were in higher education. After getting DACA, nearly 80 percent of respondents said they got driver's licenses. About half became organ donors.
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    Created by barb owens
  • Recreational marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania
    Pennsylvania would benefit greatly! The tax revenue and jobs that it would create would be enormous, not to mention the fact that marijuana is significantly less harmful then alcohol and cigarettes, both of which are perfect legal for adults, yet the government tells us that marijuana is a harmful drug. Smoking and drinking has killed countless people every year. Marijuana has never killed anyone. Stop telling us what is good for us and prove to us that your pockets are not being filled by big alcohol or the tobacco industry.
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    Created by Chris Brzezinski
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    Created by Cheryl Martin Ede
  • Hold Republicans accountable for obstruction of justice
    If we don't nip these traitorous actions by some Republican members of Congress....we will all lose grip on our great democracy. This is a real and present danger to our way of life.
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    Created by Andrew Chiciak
  • Tell Target to Stop Funding Hate
    As Target workers who are or support LGBTQ workers, we find it unconscionable that Target executives fund hate-based politicians who actively harm us as workers and members of the LGBTQ community. These actions by Target executives are completely at odds with their self-professed values of promoting diversity and inclusivity. We demand Target executives live up to their own standards and stop enabling hate. For more information please read our report "A Tale of Two Targets" at targetworkersunite.com
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    Created by NRVstrike