Showing posts with label petition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label petition. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2009

How To's For Petitions and Voter Registration Forms

Here are two videos which should answer any questions you might have about gathering signatures for the petition.


Here is the link to YouTube in case you cannot see the video.

Now for the voter registration.


Here is the link at YouTube for this in case you can't see this video either.

For those of you who do not know petitions I am referring to, please go to Unplug the Political Machine. From there you will be able to join up, volunteer, and read about this petition which we are trying to get on this November's ballot. Basically, we want to stop the corruption in Sacramento, California. Simply stated, this petition will require PUBLIC union bosses to gather signatures and ask for money the same as you and me. Right now, the government takes the money out of PUBLIC employees paychecks, gives it to the Public union bosses who turn around and give it back to the politicians. We have no voice any more, and we're tired of it.

I would like to thank Bridget Blanton of the Tomecula Valley Tea Party Patriots for all of her hard work and help she has given toward this effort. You're the tops, Lady. ;)

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Petitions Ready! Volunteers Needed

It is finally here. Our petition is now available for you to download. I will give you a couple links that you will need for this. The first one is Unplug The Political Machine petitions, and the second one is a Fact Sheet with information for you.

It would be very helpful if you joined the Unplug the Political Machine and then joined our group which is listed under Los Angeles County, Long Beach, Long Beach Patriots. Long enough for ya? *heh*

So what is this petition about? Ah. I've been writing in our private site, so you may want to join that also. That is where I post the news others have written and what is happening. It most likely will NOT be found here, because we have idiots in this country who do not believe in freedom of speech, the right to associate with like-minded people, and the such. So email me and I'll include you if I already have you on my list. It also makes it easier for me to email everyone with one email rather than 5 emails with 20 people at a time.

Now down to business. This is a petition to add an amendment to California's Constitution. What it does is it denies the government the right take your money (if you a public employee) for political purposes, give it to public employees union bosses (not the employees), whom in turn give it back to the crooked politicians that took it from the employees in the first place. Basically, it puts them on the same playing field as the rest of us.

It does NOT deny the union bosses the rights of collective bargaining and all purposes of a union. It just means that they would have to ask people for political contributions. This way, if you are a public employee and don't agree with their politics (even if you do!), you get to keep the money YOU worked your butt off for to earn.

Why is this important to us? Because it is corrupting our political system. When those weak-kneed politicians have meetings, do you think they're really working in our best interest? No, they're not. Why not? Because the union bosses have a seat at the table! If they know the union will run ads against them in the next election, how do you think they're going to vote, no matter the crisis it will cause the state? That's right, and that is corruption.

If we want to take back California for the Citizens, this is where we begin. You guys did wonderful when we kicked the snot out of Proposition 1A, and we are going to do it again. We need over 1.2 million signatures. If you go to the sites I have listed, you should find answers to any questions you may have. Otherwise, you can always email me.

As for the volunteering, I need people to be committed to registering voters, signing the petitions (upon showing a drivers license, my sticky point) at malls, at home, at your place of work, etc, and getting them to the address given on the petition. Even a petition with only one signature on it is still good. Send it in! Just make sure that everyone you sign is registered to vote and lives in the same county as the petition.

Let us not show that Long Beach doesn't care about corruption. We do. We need to collect many signatures within this couple of weeks to have anyone with money interested in helping us. Please step forward and be counted. God bless you all.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Hurry: Save Our Water Petition!

There is a petition going around for Californians, but it must be signed by tomorrow. Please help us to spread this far and wide so we can get as many signatures as possible. I've already signed it. Won't you help?
Final “Rush” in PLF’s “Save Our Water” Petition Drive

The rush is on! Pacific Legal Foundation's (PLF’s) “Save Our Water” petition campaign heads into its final days. Over 11,700 citizens have signed the petition to urge Governor Schwarzenegger and President Obama to support the convening of the so-called “God Squad” to alleviate the human misery from the regulatory drought. Thank you for your support and we urge others to sign before the August 19, 2009, deadline. Next Wednesday, PLF joins other petition supporters, including the California Chamber of Commerce, Western Growers, Representative George Radanovich, farmers, and farmworkers at the state Capitol in Sacramento at a news conference.

California’s water crisis continues to gather media attention. Fox News’ Sean Hannity featured a live segment with Paul Rodriguez of the California Latino Water Coalition, and Representative Devin Nunes from an almond orchard in Huron, one of the hardest-hit areas by the government-imposed drought.

Sincerely,

Robin L. Rivett, President
Pacific Legal Foundation
I appreciate every signature. It is necessary for us in California to have enough water so that we may survive. It is also necessary for America since we produce 40% of the world's products. I don't know how produce is in the 40%, but I imagine it is quite a bit. So you see, they must stop playing games with ecology! Thank you.