• 96%
    14,416 of 15,000
    I am proud to sign on as a Citizen Cosponsor of the Reverse Citizens United Amendment to counter the anti-democratic Citizens United decision (S.J.Res.29). Elections must be determined by voters – not deep-pocketed corporations and Karl Rove's …more
  • 87%
    26,088 of 30,000
    Dear Senators and Representative, Real free speech on the Internet is a profound, existential threat to giant media corporations, so they are desperately trying to seize control of the Internet with obscure bills called "SOPA" in the House and "PIPA …more
  • 77%
    3,865 of 5,000
    Dear Representative, I demand that John Boehner and his extremist House Republicans pass the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance extension. Now. It’s time that the middle class come first. …more
  • 116%
    17,356 of 15,000
    Dear Representative, The big five oil companies -- BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Shell -- have made over $100 billion in profits so far in 2011. At the same time, these same corporate giants are also receiving billions in taxpayer- …more
  • 90%
    35,929 of 40,000
    Dear Senators and Representative, I am outraged by the deficit-cutting proposals under consideration by the SuperCommittee, which include deep cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security - while cutting taxes for the rich, instead of raising …more
  • 36%
    3,582 of 10,000
    Dear President Obama, I am writing to your re-election campaign because I want to support you in 2012 - but you cannot win without an Emergency Jobs Bill to hire millions of Americans immediately. 14 million Americans are completely unemployed and …more
  • 77%
    23,210 of 30,000
    Dear Representative, America's jobs crisis is much worse than its debt crisis - it's an emergency. Official unemployment is already over 9%, the worst since the Great Depression. That's 14 million Americans who cannot find any job. Another 12 …more
  • 71%
    14,249 of 20,000
    Dear Representative, If Congress is determined to cut the budget deficit, it should start by ending Corporate Welfare. We have identified $2 trillion in Corporate Welfare that can and should be eliminated immediately: …more