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# First nameLast nameCityStateComments
7551 BrentJohnsonMilwaukeeWI
7552 SarahEucalanoMilwaukeeWI
7553 HarrisonSteinbergMilwaukeeWI
7554 ChristopherWallaceroyal oakmi
7555 JordanNelsenAllstonMA
7556 MarkMattisonKansas CityMO
7557 AlexanderGordanNew Port RicheyFlorida
7558 LindseyNaylorCarrboroNC
7559 RickyKeene, JrHigh PointNorth CarolinaI am extremely interested in seeing this program get off the ground and become one of our future leaders through the education I receive at the academy.
7560 CarlosRosarioMiamiFloridaAs a former appointee to the U.S. Air Force Academy, I support this long overdue idea 100% of a federal academic institution that exists to prepare people for service not just at Department of Defense agencies. Hopefully it will have ROTC programs.
7561 GustavoBrumNorth HollywoodCA
7562 DanielAllenHamburgNew York
7563 SkreamerClarksvilleTennesseeThis an opportunity i would love to take a part of, but currently cannot. I support this in mind of me and those like me.
7564 MarcusLunaAustinTx
7565 AnonymousAnonymousGoodyearAZ
7566 DeirdreJoyWashingtonDC
7567 MatthewBauerSilver SpringMD
7568 celestezamunerHolidayFlorida
7569 AnonymousAnonymousholidayfl
7570 AnonymousAnonymousholidayflorida
7571 AudreyBurrNew Port RicheyFlorida
7572 AndrewGordanSeminoleFL
7573 MatthewGordanBoiseID
7574 AnonymousAnonymousClearwaterFlorida
7575 NicholasWootenOlympiaWA
7576 BrittanyHoneycuttLewisvilleNorth Carolina
7577 SaminaHyderySlingerlandsNY
7578 AmyTemperleyAustinTexas
7579 BrianLaskeyDearborn HeightsMI
7580 daneallmanwest hillscait would be a nice option for those who wished to serve our country without having to kill people to do it. Still learn discipline and dedication at an early and impressionable age that could carry into financial success.
7581 JasonRiveraStaten Islandny
7582 AnthonyRiveracranfordnew jerseyI believe the public service academy would be a great opportunity for those whose want to serve but can not gain acceptance to one of the military academies due to illness or handicap.
7583 GregArroyoTallahasseeFlorida
7584 KaleenaMenkeColorado SpringsCO
7585 DeborrahHarrisTallahasseeFlorida
7586 ShailieThakkarAustinTX
7587 JoudatAyazChapel HillNCBeing a public servant trained in a foreign country, I can fully appreciate the need for a Public Service Academy in the USA. This would go a long way in attracting, training and retaining young people who want to serve the nation.
7588 MichelleGuilmetteSierra VistaAZI have always supported the U.S. Military Acadamies, but have never had a desire to join the service. The idea of a civilian academy is a ground-breaking idea that will be a huge benefit for our country. The only negative aspect I see is that I cannot apply to go right now.
7589 CharlesKimAlexandriaVA
7590 AnonymousAnonymoussan franciscoca
7591 AntonioKarantonisHersheyPA
7592 JanelCarverAlbanyNY
7593 TerrySullivanSan FranciscoCA
7594 ArtBeelerFranklintonNCAs a retired public servant of the federal government, the time is ripe for a public service academy to infuse leadership into the civil service of the United States. Leadership, which during a time when public service is often looked upon with disdain, is essential to demonstrate to the young people of this country that not only is public service a good career, but one which is essential for the continuing prosperity of our country. It is not much unlike what JFK said in 1961; but the difference is we have to have mechanisms to help young people make a decision of public service. The public service academy is the perfect mechanism.
7595 BridgetConnollyDelawareOhio
7596 ElliottBluferMoorparkCA
7597 JeffMarxFountainCO
7598 ColleenAlexandriaVA
7599 CatherineBolandDallasTexasI am a social studies teacher in a minority-majority school in Dallas, I absolutely love this idea!
7600 MikeStevensLexingtonMA

 

Signatures | Total: 7,761