Movements that are independent of political parties are popping up all over the country. From the increase in online petitions to websites that cater to the voices of non-partisan voters, now, more than ever, our elected officials and candidates for political office are hearing the voices of independent voters.
Those petitioning for the deportation of Piers Morgan because he believes in stricter gun laws may need to revisit the meaning of the U.S. Bill of Rights.
Starbucks urges Washington to “Come Together” on fiscal cliff, while failing to explain tax avoidances abroad.
Great strides were made for marriage equality in 2012. In particular, the United States’ Supreme Court announced they would hear the DOMA case.
A look at the solution to violence that the pro-gun advocates are putting forth. Some are gaining the attention of lawmakers, at least on the local level.
“Deport British Citizen Piers Morgan for Attacking 2nd Amendment” joins petitions to start the construction of a death star by 2016, to allow state secession for various states…
In California, Prop 13 is returning to the fiscal debate, as schools continue to suffer budget cuts. A Bay area group, Evolve, is trying to reform Prop 13.
Those nations which didn’t sign an updated international telecommunications treaty are protecting the free and open Internet.
