No to Republibama Government

In ballot initiatives across the country people just voted for raising the minimum wage, banning fracking, funding schools, taxing millionaires and billionaires, legalizing marijuana, reducing prison sentences, providing paid sick leave, and imposing background checks on gun purchases.

The White House and Republicans are talking up the NAFTA-on-steroids Trans-Pacific Partnership, an escalated war in Iraq and Syria, and the elimination of internet neutrality. The new Congress will be pushing for the tar sands pipeline that Obama has for years refused to stop. Obama's surveillance state will have a willing partner, as will his agenda of burying information on the crimes of his predecessor.

We reject this agenda of war, environmental destruction, and media monopolies.

We favor a higher minimum wage, a smaller military, smaller prisons, more investment in schools, and the progressive initiatives that passed on November 4th.

We will be pressuring all elected officials to move in this wiser and more popular direction.

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Number	Date	Name	Location	Please add any comment you'd ...
26968	2.1 years ago	Anonymous	Arlington , TX , US
26967	3.4 years ago	Sylvia Field	lebanon, NH , US	From everything I hear, The TPP is not a good idea and I wish you would not try to push it through. I believe Bernie on this one.
26966	4.1 years ago	jeff hopkins	Lindenhurst, IL , US
26965	4.3 years ago	Jeanne Mackay	Marysville, MI , US
26964	4.6 years ago	Philip Strickland	Akron, OH , US
26963	4.6 years ago	Philip Strickland	Akron, OH , US
26962	4.6 years ago	Philip Strickland	Akron, OH , US
26961	4.6 years ago	Elias Welsh	Berkeley, CA , US
26960	4.6 years ago	S B	Rutland, VT , US
26959	4.8 years ago	peter leeftink	zwolle, ot , NL
26958	4.8 years ago	Dorothy Norris-Elye	Winnipeg, MB , CA	Just came across this, attached to a years-old comment - still as necessary as ever. So even if it sits in limbo, I figure I'll sign it, and it will probably do just as much good as it would have ye...
26957	4.8 years ago	peter leeftink	zwolle, ot , NL
26956	4.9 years ago	Paul Stills	Santa Monica, CA , US
26955	4.9 years ago	Zack Stills	Santa Monica, CA , US
26954	4.9 years ago	Connie Jean	Santa Monica, CA , US
26953	5 years ago	Reba B.	Gainesville, FL , US
26952	5 years ago	Elaine & Larry Green	Bellingham, WA , US
26951	5 years ago	Jordan Hunnicut	Cartersville, GA , US
26950	5 years ago	Ken Gale	NYC, NY , US	Democracy may be an imperfect system of government, but it's a lot better than what we have now.
26949	5.1 years ago	Mark Teig	Pine Bush, NY , US
26948	5.1 years ago	Nancy Hoffman	Sparks, NV , US
26947	5.1 years ago	David Dubin	Campbell, CA , US	Yes and we also are ready in this country not just for Obamacare (which despite its imperfections was a step in the right direction and gave millions more insurance including those with pre-exis...
26946	5.1 years ago	Emily Palmieri	Allentown, PA , US
26945	5.2 years ago	cameron ladner	philadelphia, PA , US	there is NO reason EVER good enough to ignore the majority vote and decline to be a politician of the people by the people and for the people…the majority IS waking up when will YOU??????
26944	5.2 years ago	Alec Scott	Chicago, IL , US	We've had several decades of 'free trade' - and all we have seen is lowering wages, rising trade deficits, and rising corporate profits. Corporate profits do not equal jobs or living wages for work...

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