It does become a matter of this petition even making any difference in the life of a politician. Great idea and I widh it all the luck there is, but, how many petitions have you signed in your life that fell on deaf ears and blind eyes. I wouldn't have a problem signing it and I just may, but again, will it change the outcome of
jeblackstar wrote: Just a note, internet petitions tend to be ignored by anyone who matters because there is no accurate way to determine whether the people who signed it are real or "shadows". Also, a person can sign an internet petition multiple times, whereas a physical petition can be checked against voter registrati
Saint Ying wrote: blah, blah, blah, blah! And it went down hill from there. Ying, you have a right to your opinion, but so do those who disagree with you. Your insults and condecending attitude say more about you than it says about those you disparage.
The impact is that it is a small part of a grass roots effort to discredit a man who should have no credit. The more who sign the petition the better, but even a few signatures mean something. If one is hoping to force Kerry to resign, that would be a foolish design. That will not be done until November. But the more outrage expressed the better. This may be a small voice, but it is a voice which can be added to others. If no one speaks out, t
The link below will open a window to a petition I wrote around May 12 calling on John F. Kerry to resign from the senate, and from his run for the presidency. I wrote the petition after seeing Kerry's petition blasting Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and calling for his removal form his possition. Your signature would be appreciated. </fon
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