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  • Fire Pete Hegseth!
    Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has openly pushed to turn the Pentagon into the “Department of War,” signaling an agenda of permanent aggression instead of genuine defense, diplomacy, and restraint. This framing sends a dangerous message: that projecting force and political bravado matter more than protecting human life, the rule of law, or democratic norms. Hegseth also lacks the professional history and credibility traditionally expected for this role. His appointment was driven by politics and media profile, not deep defense policy, management, or alliance experience, and his past record includes serious concerns about judgment, misconduct, and mismanagement. The stakes of this office are too high to leave it in the hands of someone unqualified and ideologically extreme. Pete Hegseth should not be the Secretary of Defense. 
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  • Remove Megyn Kelly from SiriusXM!
    Megyn Kelly recently went on her radio show to defend Jeffrey Epstein—disturbingly claiming that he “was not a pedophile” because his victims were 15-year-old children. “He wasn't into, like, 8-year-olds,” she continued. Kelly just received a multiyear deal with SiriusXM. Her on-air comments show that she should NOT have a platform with millions of listeners. Sign the petition now to demand that SIriusXM cancel Megyn Kelly’s show NOW!
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  • Call for Independent Investigation Into the Death of Marchello Woodard
    We respectfully request that the Pennsylvania Attorney General launch an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Marchello Woodard. This review should: Bulleted list for clarity: • Examine all evidence, reports, and communications related to the case • Review the handling of the investigation by local authorities, including the Erie County DA • Provide transparency and a public account of findings to restore community trust • Ensure accountability for any misconduct or procedural errors
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  • Say NO to Proposed Traffic Changes on Beechwood BLVD, Wilkins Ave, and S Linden Ave
    At a public meeting that will be held on December 8th 2025 at Linden School at 5:30pm, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) will present its initial plan to change traffic patterns, make a portion of S Linden Ave one-way, restrict turns, remove parking spaces, and add pedestrian crosswalks, and bicycle infrastructure in the area of S Linden Ave, Wilkins Ave, and Beechwood Boulevard, in Squirrel Hill / Point Breeze. The plan has been designed as a “Quick-Build” and is set to be implemented in 2026. REGISTER FOR THE MEETING HERE! Read the City’s proposal here. Challenges with the current plans include: 1.    Fails to solve some of the most dangerous existing conditions. 2.    Further complicates already complicated intersections, increasing the likelihood for additional danger to all users. 3.    Prioritizes commuter traffic at the expense of local residents’ ability to navigate the neighborhood safely and conveniently. 4.    Removes street parking from the front of several homes and many businesses, negatively impacting safety and convenience for those residents, their guests, deliveries, and visitors to the businesses. 5.    Fails to provide safer pedestrian crossings to the existing PRT bus stops on Wilkins. 6.    Increases travel times for popular local routes. 7.    Re-routes traffic (school busses, residents’ vehicles, delivery vehicles, business patrons, etc.)  to smaller side streets (Hastings Street, Reynolds Street, Gettysburg Street, Fennimore Street, Edgerton Ave, Glen Arden Drive, Kingston Way, Elysian Street, S Dallas Ave, Conover Road, Sinnet Way, Selwyn Street, Lacy Way), that were not designed to handle this level of traffic. 8.    Does not take into consideration and does not include plans to reduce speeding toward and through the light at S Linden and the five-way intersection.
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  • Petition to Halt the Proposed MAHANOY TWP. WAREHOUSE PROJECT On The Morea Road.
    We, the undersigned residents of Mahanoy Township and surrounding communities, respectfully petition township officials, the Schuylkill County Planning Commission, and all relevant authorities to delay, halt, or require further review of the planned 1.5-million-square-foot warehouse along Morea Road. Our Concerns  1. Environmental Impact The project will require extensive land clearing, destruction of local habitat, and long-term loss of green space. During and after construction, truck fleets, machinery, and facility operations will increase both noise and air pollution, reducing overall environmental quality for the region.  2. Harm to Nearby Homes and Families The warehouse will be built within approximately 300 yards of existing houses, placing residents extremely close to ongoing construction, bright industrial lighting, truck traffic, and 24/7 operations. This proximity threatens our peace, safety, property values, and quality of life.  3. Traffic and Safety Concerns Heavy tractor-trailer movement and increased vehicle flow on Morea Road and surrounding streets will strain already-burdened roadways and raise the risk of traffic accidents.  4. Lack of Transparency and Public Notification Although the project was originally approved the residents living next to the future site were never properly informed. No public outreach, mailed notices, or acknowledgment was offered to the homeowners most affected. Residents were not given the opportunity to voice concerns before decisions were made. Our Requests We call for one or more of the following actions:  • A halt to the project until a full environmental and community impact study is completed  • A public hearing with direct notification to nearby residents before further construction occurs  • A reevaluation of the site design, distance from homes, and traffic flow plans  • Consideration of alternative locations or mitigation requirements to protect residents Our Community, Our Voices We believe sustainable growth must be balanced with community health, environmental responsibility, and transparency. Decisions that dramatically affect residents should never be made without their knowledge and involvement. By signing this petition, we respectfully request that the Morea Road warehouse project not move forward without proper environmental review, open communication, and protections for the community.
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  • Tell Congress: Pass the Remove the Stain Act
    I urge you to pass the Remove the Stain Act (S.1915 and H.R.3609), which would revoke the Medal of Honor from 19 of the soldiers who perpetrated the Wounded Knee massacre.
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  • Safe Streets for Bergen County
    Dear Mr. Tedesco and County Officials, I understand that a Local Safety Action Plan (LSAP) has been developed for Bergen County and is currently in the process of being considered by the County, with a planned adoption in early 2026.  I am writing today to express my support for the adoption of this LSAP in the strongest possible form to ensure the safety of all road users, and urge the County to push for actual infrastructure changes, including but not limited to curb bump-outs, raised crosswalks, and protected bike lanes; not just signs and paint. Our roadways are public spaces meant for everyone to use, and should not prioritize drivers above the safety of all other users, as they too often do today.  Active transportation and public transit need to be a larger part of our overall transportation network in the future, and that cannot happen without significant changes to our infrastructure.  The LSAP that is currently under consideration is a vital tool in the process of making that happen. Some changes may take time, but there are many that can be done quickly and cheaply.  The county should begin implementing as many of these solutions as possible in the short term while working towards a longer-term vision with more permanent infrastructure changes.  Some examples of safety improvements that can be implemented quickly are: Quick build traffic calming: https://visionzeronetwork.org/use-these-tools-to-save-lives/ Installing plastic flex posts and armadillos offers a quick, low-cost way to calm traffic now, with the option to replace them with permanent infrastructure when the roadway is resurfaced during regular maintenance.  They can be used to implement curb extensions, centerline hardening, chicanes, bike lanes, and other proven safety countermeasures that make our roads safer and more accessible for everyone. Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPI): https://highways.dot.gov/safety/proven-safety-countermeasures/leading-pedestrian-interval LPIs require nothing more than adjusting the timing of a light to give pedestrians a head start during light changes, thus making them more visible to drivers.  It provides a meaningful safety improvement for pedestrians and should be widely implemented around Bergen County. The county should take a leading role in promoting the adoption of safety improvements wherever possible and enable towns to implement improvements on county roads in their towns so as to not overwhelm county engineering resources while still providing improvements on a timeline that matches the need.  Furthermore, the County should formally commit to Target Zero by 2040 to be aligned with the state of New Jersey and adopt a Complete and Green Streets Policy. Safer infrastructure benefits all of us; it saves lives while promoting active transportation.  This directly supports the mental and physical health of our residents, both in the form of exercise and reduced pollution from cars, promotes the health of our planet by reducing the emissions that are fueling the climate crisis, and promotes affordability by dramatically reducing transportation costs for residents and municipalities alike while stimulating local economies. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to seeing future changes that improve safety for all road users.
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  • Don't Sell Edgecombe County to Big Tech Polluter Interests!
    Community residents in the Kingsboro/Bulluck neighborhood and neighboring communities in Tarboro and Rocky Mount, NC are demanding that the Edgecombe County Board of Commissioners vote NO on the sale of county-owned land in Kingsboro Business Park to Energy Storage Solutions for a $19 billion, 900-megawatt data center, citing a lack of clarity about community economic benefits, projected impact on resident energy costs, and concerns for long-term environmental and health risks. The Board of Commissioners meets next on Dec. 1, when they will likely vote to approve the sale. According to a Nov. 5 interview with Data Center Knowledge, Energy Storage Solutions president Dan Shaffer said he expected the 900-megawatt, 300-acre, $19.2 billion project would break ground in early 2026. It would be one of the largest data centers in the Southeast. Shaffer declined to name any investors or vendors involved in the project. Our Demand for the Board of Commissioners: Vote NO on selling the Kingsboro tract to Energy Storage Solutions. Edgecombe County economic development must prioritize its own residents -- not big technology companies, not the exploitative AI infrastructure that helps them grow even bigger -- and focus on protecting our rural community resources and quality of life. Signed, Edgecombe Neighbors for Data Center Accountability
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  • Save Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School — Keep Our Community School Open
    Help us protect an inclusive, collaborative, and supportive school that so many children depend on. We urge the Board of Education to keep Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School open.
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  • Tell Congress - Don't Let Trump Dismantle the Department of Education!
    On November 18th, Trump made further moves to dismantle the Department of Education, illegally moving key agencies to other Departments with no approval from Congress.  The Dept of Ed  plays a key role in providing a quality public education to students in our country who have been historically underserved - low income students, students with disabilities, and students of color.  We need to do everything we can to stop the Trump administration from dismantling this department, weakening supports for students, and gutting funding for our public education system.
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  • Increase Security on the University of South Florida Tampa Campus
    I am a Muslim student attending the University of South Florida. On November 18, 2025, students that were attending a Fajr prayer event held on campus by the Muslim Students Association were needlessly harassed by three men, were spat at, yelled at, called "devil worshippers" and more. My question is, why didn't campus security intervene and stop the situation from escalating? Why hasn't the university put out a statement against such actions taking place? The men were not students, how were they allowed onto the campus? If the administration refuses to address the concerns about rising Islamophobia on campus, such harassment and attacks will become commonplace on campus. I demand that administration take the safety of their muslim students into consideration and increase the security presence on campus. Statement by the USF MSA: https://www.instagram.com/p/DROUvy_jp2N/?igsh=OHh1bTBteXFpcHVt Report by TMJ News Network: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRPw3UfjT78/?igsh=MWExNDExdGwwd3RidA==
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    Created by Naqiyah Rangwala
  • Hold Senators Accountable for Voting AGAINST Stopping Trump’s Warmongering in Venezuela
    A series of lethal strikes and the amassing of troops and warships in the Caribbean have escalated tensions with Venezuela, inching the United States closer to the brink of war. The fact that military action continues to happen without congressional authorization amounts to alarming executive overreach. That’s why I am incredibly disappointed in your vote against S.J.Res.90, a War Powers Resolution to prevent us from launching another endless war. I urge you to change course and assert your constitutional authority to pull us off the path toward all-out war in Latin America.
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