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VETERANS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT

VETERANS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT

Closed — 3 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Leann M.
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Someone
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Ramona F.
Started by Anonymous 17 years, 2 months ago
We, the VETERANS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT, and our supportive PUBLIC, signatures affixed below, united and exercising our Constitutional rights to bring about favorable and justifiable change in our government, do hereby support the Resolution of the VETERANS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT: which calls for (1) honest leadership in congress and government; (2) limited terms of office (two terms in each house); (3) better protection of our borders; and (4) the enactment of legislation on its own merits, without earmarks. We will petition for correction and will support at the polls candidates who embrace these ends.

Updates

July 10, 2009

im spending my nights reading through all the stories people are posting and it really hammers home why we started this in the first place. people are tired of the games being played in congress and want actual accountability for once.

July 10, 2009

seeing this gain so much traction is honestly wild and it shows people are ready for real change. it means a lot to see so many of you standing behind these goals and pushing for better leadership.

6 Comments

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Dave Ortega
17 years ago Featured

Border security is national security. Period. My brother served and he agrees. Fix it.

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Linda Chavez
17 years ago Featured

About time! These career politicians need to go back to the real world and live by the same rules as the rest of us.

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Sarah Salazar
17 years ago Featured

sick of all the earmarks and wasteful spending. just vote on the bills like they were meant to be done.

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Bill Abadi
17 years ago Featured

TERM LIMITS NOW! they have had enough time to ruin things.

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Mike Fuentes
17 years ago Featured

Finally some common sense. Term limits are long overdue if we ever want to see real change in DC.

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Tom Taylor
17 years ago Featured

Good luck getting them to agree to term limits but keep pushing. Someone has to hold them accountable.