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Rep. Stephen Lynch: take no money from the NRA!As a citizen of Massachusetts and a Democrat I believe that Rep. Lynch should return the $555.00 he has received from the NRA, and disavow any future support from them. The NRA has created ads over the past year with thinly veiled threats of physical violence towards those who stand up to the fascists who have overtaken our democratic system and government. No politician should take any of their blood money.473 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Scott Gorn
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Senator Portman: Three million from the NRA? Really?Senator Rob Portman has received $3,061,941 in NRA support. How many have to die before Congress takes action? The NRA has deep pockets, but what if Congress didn't take any of it? I think that would change the dialog. We nee commonsense legislation to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. We need common sense gun laws that keep them out of the hands of domestic abusers. We demand action today.3,172 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by Joe Wolf
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Rep. John Katko, reject the NRARhetoric form the NRA has become downright scary! Now more than ever, we must get them out of our politics. Getting our representatives to reject them would be an excellent first step.428 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Robert Snyder
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Senators Cruz and Cornyn: Free yourself from NRA controlNo one else should die because politicians are afraid of the NRA.957 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Jaen Lawrence
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Congressman Denham: Refuse NRA donationsThe mass shootings must stop. The NRA enables the means by which mass casualties can occur.296 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Joseph Holder
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Representative Dave Reichert: Return NRA contributionsWe've seen an escalation in gun violence in all areas of life, and in more mass shootings with larger and larger amount of dead and injured. NO one has a need for an assault rifle and other military type weapons.405 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Katelon Jeffereys
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Rep. John Culberson: Free Yourself from NRA ControlNo one else should die because politicians are afraid of the NRA.213 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Jaen Lawrence
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Rep. John Carter: Return contributions from the NRAWe and our families live in fear of assault rifles and massive amounts of ammunition falling into the hands of murderers, as seen recently in Sutherland Springs, Las Vegas, Sandy Hook, and other places. It's time to stop talking and praying and act. My representative, John Carter, has received $27,014 in NRA support. Demand Representative John Carter give back or donate the money you received from the NRA to a group that supports the victims of gun violence.195 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Deena Berg
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Senator Ron Johnson: Give back NRA campaign moneyOur elected officials should not be accepting campaign contributions from the National Rifle Association. How can they be unbiased on NRA matters that come before them if they are receiving NRA money. We sent them to Washington to work on our behalf. Ninety percent of voters say they want background checks on all gun sales. And yet, the people we send to vote on our behalf do nothing to protect the American people from the proliferation of guns.1,803 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Susan Byers
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Senator Heller: Donate NRA support to the victimsThe NRA has been buying influence for many years which has lead this country into an excess of weaponry without control. Mr. Heller received $122,802 in support from the NRA. Nevada, the state he represents, was recently victimized by a massive shooting event involving NRA-approved equipment. There were many victims. The $122,802 needs to be donated to these victims. And, the issue needs to be publicized. #VegasStrong169 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Pete Gladis
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Congressman Stephen Lynch: Reject NRA $ + InfluenceNRA and their responsibility for gun violence in this country.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Eileen Craffey
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Will we ever feel safe again at a concert or movie, or school?Representative Ken Buck has received $800,544 in NRA support. My family owns guns which we have had to use on injured livestock and wild dogs attacking our livestock, but we do not support the NRA nor do we believe that anyone needs an assault weapon. I have lost one friend to gun violence and have watched my grandchildren become terrified of going to movies and being in crowd situations. Enough is enough.396 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Katherine Carlisle