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Cindy (Pennsylvania): I Expect my goverment to remain in the 21st century, where woman are respected. A country where Woman have rights over their bodies. Our goverment speaks so poorly of other countries, who degrade woman, now they believe it is acceptable to remove the rights of Women living in the usa. while denying they are doing the same to the woman of usa. truly living the christian way, supporting, respecting all people, not just the criminals. goverment officals please wake up and start working for every single one of your constituents.
Robin (Florida): I want elected officials to listen to those they represent with an open mind and open heart. I want a government to protect the vulnerable. And I would love to finally get an answer to the question I have asked my state for seven years… of those receiving SNAP benefits, what percentage are using those benefits to supplement their low earnings?
Katherine (Texas): The Patriarchy has failed women. Social media has opened our eyes so that we can see more than we could in the past how much violence against women is so pervasive in society and so dismissed by men as unimportant. This system must change. We must stop asking for change, we must demand it. We must say "this is how things will be now." There are enough women now in positions of power, in law, in enforcement that we can speak with one voice and demand the change. men will not change the system, we must do it. We must demand that any violence against women be punished in kind - whatever a man does to a woman will be done back to him. This may seem radical, but the unchecked hatred against women continues to grow and requires extreme measures. Obviously what we have isn't working. men have failed at making a successful society. Women need more control of positions of power, they're less greedy and self-centered, and they're rarely damn pedophiles. Release the damn files already. We're not forgetting those.
Samantha (North Carolina): I demand more equal rights and opportunities for all regardless of background and demographic. I demand that the government control gun laws and not women's reproductive rights. The government should start overseeing decisions made by officials and legislatures, not enforcing unlawful detention and deportation of families. I demand the government do their job to protect all people of the United States and stop bowing down to an aspiring dictator.
Traci (Arkansas): Representation for the People. Term limits must be across the board from school boards to the Supreme Court. No personal gain for holding office. To make American great you must go FORWard while learning from the past so that we can do better than the past. That is growth.
Delainey (Michigan): I expect a government that works for the people with the people to build a better society where we all have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I expect a government to defend my body autonomy and not sell my voting information and rights off to the highest bidder who doesn’t have my or anyone but themselves best interest in mind. This hateful campaign that is meant to segregate and divide us will not stand. We the people decide, and we have decided enough is enough. Change happens now. Whether the people in power want it or not. I expect a government to fight for the common good of man, not for the most money on their next campaign bracket. I expect a government to care for our veterans and bring them home from a fruitless war that only drags us deeper into debt and division. I expect a government that is merciful, and extends a hand to those in need here at home, and all over the world - regardless of race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. These rights are human rights. Trans rights are human rights. Lgtbq+ rights are human rights. Women’s rights are human rights. Civil rights are human rights.
Samantha (North Carolina): I demand the government release the Epstein files and charge all individuals involved in the trafficking of young women and the coverup. I demand that the government stay out of my doctor’s office visits, the only one making decisions about my body is me. I demand that our leaders make reparations for insider trading that has increased their wealth at the cost of the American people. I demand that the government enforce antitrust legislation and break up monopolies across all American industries. I demand billionaires pay their fair share back to the government because every dime they have hoarded has come from the pocket of American people. I demand that our government protect the right to vote for all people and stop attempting to take the right to vote from anyone. I demand that our government get big money out of politics.
Wendy (Tennessee): Restore bodily Autonomy Now, Abolishment of statue of Limitation Laws for sex offenses and child sexual abuse (criminal charges and civil suits) in all states, voting rights remain intact, codify the Olmstead v. L.C. decision into federal statute to explicitly guarantee the statutory right to community-based care.
Therasa (Illinois): As a woman living in the United States, I want equality to be more than a promise. I want women to have an equal voice in the decisions that affect our families, careers, health, safety, and future. I want women to receive equal pay for equal work and equal opportunities to lead. I want affordable healthcare, childcare, education, housing, and mental health services to be accessible to every woman—regardless of her age, race, income, disability, sexual orientation, or neighborhood. I want survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking to be believed, protected, and provided with meaningful paths toward safety and healing. I want women’s experiences to be valued when country leaders decide how funding and resources are distributed. Equality means that women are not merely invited into the room—we are heard, respected, represented, and given an equal role in shaping our community. I want a country where every woman has the freedom, support, and opportunity to build a safe and fulfilling life. I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for equal treatment, equal opportunity, and an equal voice. I also want a way of life that a government will enforce that respects all living beings and things. I never want to see war just communication. I want to live in a society that values difference and values all lives instead of profit. I want to have a country that values teamwork, compassion, wisdom, and the courage to create positive value where ever we can.
Lisa (Nevada): Pass the ERA. release the Epstein files and prosecute those who are guilty. full body autonomy.
Wendy (Texas): Full bodily autonomy, reparations for black and brown people, affordable high quality childcare, justice for Epstein victims, overturn citizens united, affordable healthcare for all.
Barbara (Pennsylvania): Protection of all my rights under The Constitution of The United States.
Jack (Missouri): I demand congress restore women's full control over any and all healthcare decisions regarding their bodies without fear of legal or civil punishment to them or their healthcare provider.
James (Pennsylvania): Full autonomy over the healthcare decisions that protect my life.
Emma (Michigan): Justice for the victims in the Epstein Files and for my body to be my own.
Tabby (D.C.): 1) Stop child marriage in ALL U.S. states! 18 minimum age and no exceptions! 2) Teach boys and girls about red flags and the different types of abuse so that they can avoid doing it and can identify it early enough to prevent women and girls from abuse and death.
Corey (Nevada): Safer Gun Laws
Michelle (Iowa): Support for the health and well-being for each individual as determined by that individual and their medical supports.
Audra (Idaho): Full autonomy over personal healthcare decisions
Audra (Idaho): Protection of voting rights and civil participation
Audra (Idaho): Affordable childcare and early education support
Audra (Idaho): Protection against gender-based violence
Samuel (Idaho): I demand that congress and the supreme court provide equal rights to women and other marginalized groups.
Samuel (Idaho): Restore Body Autonomy.
Samuel (Idaho): Codify trans rights into law and include gender identity as a protected status.
Anonymous: Affordable child care & early education support.
Anonymous: Protection against gender-based violence.
Christine (Idaho): Support sustainable energy.
Meghann (Idaho): Full autonomy over our bodies & healthcare.
Audra (Idaho): return power to the people.
Mary (Colorado): Full autonomy over the healthcare decisions that protect my life.
Natalie (Oregon): Access to mail-in-voting with a family, so we don’t have to arrange childcare to access voting.
Mary (Colorado): Full autonomy over the healthcare decisions that protect my life
Kristy (Colorado): Support the health and well-being of each individual as determined by that individual and their medical supports.
