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  • Democrats: This isn't business as usual, we need you to fight!
    Congressional Democrats need to stick together and use every tool they have to confront this unprecedented crisis as the Trump administration unleashes catastrophic attacks, hands unchecked power to an unelected billionaire, and consolidates power in defiance of the Constitution and to the detriment of hundreds of millions of Americas.
    1,087 of 2,000 Signatures
  • Residents vs Alabama Power Company
    Alabama Power have to Lower the rates. The cost of Power a month is constantly getting higher and harder to pay. Residents like myself have seen on their most recent bill rates up to 1k a month in Power utilities. This is higher than most people’s rent and car payments and/or other utilities. The fact the residents of Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties don’t have other options when it comes to where we get our services for utilities, we should be priced at a working and livable wage. We the people want fair rates. 
    266 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Cinnamon Bogan
  • Petition to Hold Pharmaceutical Companies and the Legal System Accountable for Health Over Profits
    We, the supporters of this petition, believe that no pharmaceutical company, judge, or lawyer should have the power to put a price on human health, especially when pharmaceutical drugs have caused harm, such as cancer, diabetes, or other life-altering conditions. Pharmaceutical companies must be held fully accountable for the adverse effects of their products, ensuring that victims receive proper compensation without legal loopholes or corporate influence limiting their rights. The legal system should prioritize justice for affected individuals over profit-driven settlements that undermine public health. We demand: • Stronger Regulations & Transparency – Stricter oversight of pharmaceutical companies to prevent harm and ensure transparency in drug risks. • Fair Compensation for Victims – A legal framework that prioritizes patient well-being over corporate profits, preventing caps on damages for those harmed. Every cancer patient affected by pharmaceutical negligence must receive a minimum of $25,000 in immediate compensation, with additional coverage for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and long-term care. • Accountability in the Legal System – Judges and lawyers must uphold ethical standards that prioritize public health rather than protecting pharmaceutical interests. Sign this petition to stand against corporate greed and demand justice for those harmed by pharmaceutical negligence. Our health should never come with a price tag, and victims deserve full and fair compensation.
    22 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Angela Gray
  • Defend Press Freedom: Urge Paramount Not to Settle Out of Court with Trump
    George Cheeks Co-Chief Executive Officer Paramount Global 1515 Broadway New York, NY 10036 Dear Mr. Cheeks, I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump in October 2024 over the interview conducted by 60 Minutes with CBS News’ Leslie Stahl. As a long-time viewer and supporter of 60 Minutes’ commitment to investigative journalism and the free press, I urge you and Paramount Global to resist the temptation to settle this case out of court. The core of this matter extends beyond the individual lawsuit; it touches on a fundamental issue of journalistic independence. 60 Minutes has long been a cornerstone of honest, fearless reporting, and its strength lies in its ability to ask hard questions without fear of reprisal from powerful figures. If this lawsuit is allowed to undermine that independence, it could set a dangerous precedent for the press at large. The potential for intimidation or coercion against journalists and networks is a significant concern. In this case, allowing a settlement out of court could be seen as an admission that public figures can control or limit the narrative by threatening legal action. The consequences of such an action would extend far beyond this particular interview and could lead to a chilling effect on investigative journalism, particularly in an era when accountability in leadership is more crucial than ever. While legal battles of this nature are undoubtedly challenging, I believe Paramount Global, as a leader in the media industry, has a responsibility to uphold the integrity of free speech and the public's right to know. 60 Minutes and its reporters should not be deterred from pursuing tough, factual reporting, no matter the cost. I trust that you and the leadership team at Paramount Global will make a decision that reinforces the values of transparency, honesty, and integrity that 60 Minutes has embodied for decades. I appreciate your consideration of this critical matter and your commitment to safeguarding the role of the press in our democracy. Sincerely, [Your Name]
    246 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Lale Davidson
  • Trump's power grab threatens science - we need your help
    I am writing as your constituent to ask that you act decisively to oppose the Trump administration's illegal freeze of federal funds for programs, research, and science in our state. Every day, federally funded science saves lives, improves health, and strengthens our communities. Those resources go to our local schools, hospitals, and universities. The Trump administration's chaotic attempts to defund science by withdrawing taxpayers dollars already approved by Congress threatens our state. When science is sidelined, people get hurt. The Trump administration's actions threaten families' access to life-saving medicines. They threaten cutting-edge research and grants that protect our land, air, and water. They threaten support for some of our neighbors that they rely on day-by-day, if not hour-by-hour. The Trump administration has no right to seize, redirect or delay congressionally approved funding for essential and life-saving science, research, and programs. That is true however and wherever the Trump administration attempts this illegal power grab now, or in the future. The President has been clear that he thinks that he alone should get to decide how every single American taxpayer dollar is spent, and that he won’t stop trying to exercise that power wherever he is allowed to do so. Congress should take decisive action right now to firmly and permanently reject that overreach, and to ensure that resources committed to science and research will continue to benefit the people in our state and for which it was intended. 
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)
  • Constitutional Crisis!
    Fellow American Resistance Fighters! All over the United States are millions upon millions of Americans who want to scream from rooftops and join the resistance.  The biggest hurdle is that no one seems to know which rooftop to meet on and we don’t appear to have a clear leader to guide us for this government overthrow.  We need a leader or leaders or who will publicly and consistently exclaim “Constitutional Crisis!!"
    1,817 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Lauren K
  • Stop the Censorship—Restore Vital Public Health Data Now!
    On January 31, 2025, the CDC removed numerous pages from its website to comply with Trump’s executive order, "Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government." This order forces the federal government to only recognize two sexes—male and female, resulting in the erasure of vital public health data under the pretense of "promoting gender ideology." What Was Deleted? • Years of Adolescent Mental Health Data: The Youth Risk Behavior Survey, which tracks teen mental health, substance use, and suicide risk, has been gutted—simply because it included questions on gender identity. • LGBTQ Youth Support Resources: Pages on suicide risk, school safety, and health disparities for LGBTQ youth have been completely erased. • The website of the National Institutes of Health's Office for Sexual & Gender Minority Research Office is gone Other pages were deleted and don't seem to have any connection to gender.  • Data Analysis Tool: AtlasPus which allowed users to analyze data on HIV, STDs, TB, and viral hepatitis was removed. • Community Vulnerability Index: The CDC Social Vulnerability Index, which helps identify communities most at risk during disasters and public health crises, has vanished. • A page about food safety during pregnancy called “Safer Food Choices for Pregnant People”   We Must Act NOW! Demand that this data be restored! Call your representatives. Raise awareness. Public health should never be sacrificed for politics.
    331 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Katie G
  • Don't cut NPR and PBS funding!
    Donald Trump and his allies are attacking public broadcast networks PBS and NPR. The Federal Communications Commission chair has officially opened an investigation into NPR and PBS sponsorships—claiming that they may have violated government rules by recognizing fiscal sponsorships on air.  These baseless attacks and investigation will be used to determine if Congress should continue funding the public news organizations. 
    50,191 of 75,000 Signatures
  • Alabama needs NIH funding!
    Dear Governor Ivey, We are writing to you as citizens of Alabama who are deeply concerned about the economic impact the NIH funding freeze will mean for our state. This is not a partisan issue. This is an issue that affects all Alabamians. ·        NIH awards $386 million in funding to Alabama.  ·        NIH supports 4,769 jobs in Alabama ·        NIH supports $909 million in economic activity ·        Bio industry Impact in the state is 12,786 jobs and 1235 businesses ·        The top NIH funded institutions in Alabama are o   UAB (Birmingham, AL) o   Auburn (Auburn, AL) o   Stillman College (Tuscaloosa, AL) o   University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL) o   Tuskegee University (Tuskegee, AL) o   Southern Research Institute (Birmingham, AL) o   CFD Research Corporation (Huntsville, AL) o   Alabama State University (Montgomery, AL) o   Hudson-Alpha Institute for Biotechnology (Huntsville, AL) o   Alabama Fire College (Tuscaloosa, AL) The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is the largest employer in the state and is in the top 1% of public, private, and international organizations funded by the NIH. In the past decade, UAB brought in $5.3 billion in research funding and received $715 million in fiscal year 2023 alone with $58 million of this funding coming from the NIH through 319 awards. Since 2020, the NIH has awarded UAB almost $917 million. This has allowed UAB enrollment to grow by 17% in the past 10 years despite undergraduate enrollment decreasing nationally in the same timeframe. UAB generates significant impacts for its employees and the state in terms of economic, employment, and government revenue and drives a significant amount of the Alabama economy every year.   In addition to the financial investment in our communities, cutting-edge research has evolved from these investments in science. For example, UAB is nationally recognized for research advances and for its healthcare training programs. UAB is the largest hospital in Alabama with UAB hospital training more than 1200 interns, residents, and fellows at campuses in Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, and Selma. Significant improvement in the treatment and care of children with childhood cancer, cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, asthma, infectious disease, vaccine development, kidney disease, congenital hear disease, complications from premature birth, and numerous other childhood diseases. According to the latest data available from the National Science Foundation’s HERD survey, UAB ranks fifth among public universities and 14th overall nationwide in clinical trials expenditures. In 2023, there were 1,469 active clinical trials at UAB. The goal is to reach even more Alabamians with the benefits of clinical trials — not just in Birmingham but in cities around the state. This is more important than ever as trials of new precision medicines bring better, more targeted treatments to patients. Because of UAB’s position in clinical trials, Alabamians will be some of the first in the country with access to these treatments We understand that budgetary decisions are complex. However, we believe that continued investment in NIH-funded research is crucial for the long-term health and prosperity of Alabama. Cutting-edge research conducted at institutions like UAB has led to significant advancements in cancer treatment, infectious disease prevention, and treatment for childhood illnesses improving the lives of Alabamians and contributing to the state's global reputation for innovation.
    186 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Alexis McBrayer
  • Bring boys volleyball to Clay High School for 2025-2026
    Boys volleyball needs to be implemented into the athletic programs at Clay High School.
    257 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Taj’ Lewis
  • Protect Patients from Medical Debt in Virginia
    Vote YES on HB 1725 in the Virginia State Legislature.  This bill builds on the bipartisan medical debt reporting legislation from last year by ensuring:  • Financial relief: Patients won't face rising debt due to interest or late fees. • Affordable Payment Plans: Patients can access payment plans with monthly payments capped at just 5% of their income.  • Asset Protection: Core assets, including homes, are safeguarded from medical debt claims.
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  • KCS: PUT HOMESCHOOLERS ON THE ALL STATE WALL
    Hailey Porter is a homeschooled sports participant through Kingsport City Schools. She has participated in public School Sports for six years. She was selected to the 2024. All State team and she is a part of the historic State Championship team in 2024 from Dobyns-Bennett High School. She holds the single season home run record at DBHS and the single game home run record. She is committed and accepted to play college softball at ETSU with all of her NCAA paperwork early academic accepted. As a hardworking senior that has participated in school sports since her sixth grade year through KCS, she deserves to be recognized for her earned accomplishments as an All State Player. The central office allegedly has a policy in place that DBHS will not allow students that will not graduate from DBHS to have their picture hung with the other historical All State players. In signing this petition you are recognizing not just that Hailey should be added to the All State wall and the scrolling photo images inside the Buck Van Huss Dome but that others that will come after her as homeschoolers will have the opportunity to feel that their athletic accomplishments at DBHS are no less than that of their peers.
    1,219 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Emily Porter