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US BALLOT INITIATIVES
Tax Saving Initiatives

0001. Nuclear Recycling Initiative..........................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$80B
0002. Privatization Initiative.................................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$12.5B
0003. Abolish The Exchange Stabilization Fund Initiative......................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$50B
0004. End Foreign Aid Initiative..............................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$50B
0005. Federal Education Tax Credit Initiative..........................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$12B
0006. FairTax Act, H.R. 25 Initiative.......................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$400B
0007. Secede NATO..................................................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$90B
0008. Anti-Transfer Pricing Initiative..........................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$1T
0009. Zero High School Drop-out Initiative..............................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$90B
0010. Abolish Corporate Welfare Initiative.............................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$125B
0011. Deport 30M Illegal Aliens Initative..............................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$338.3B
0012. DOD Budget Peace Dividend Initiative......................................................... Yr.Sav./*GAO$258B
0013. Spectrum Public Compensation Initiative........................................................YrSav/*GAO$480B
0014. Pay-off 11 Trillion National Debt Initiative......................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$451B
0015. Liquor Tax Initiative........................................................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$150B
0016. Taxpayers Bill of Rights (TABOR) Initiative..............................................10 Yr.Sav./*GAO$400B
0017. End Subsidies To Arms Producers Initiative.....................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$8B
0018. 1K Joint US-USSR Nuclear Reduction Initiative...............................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$20B
0019. Reduce Convict Recidivism Initiative.............................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$34B
0020. Closing 761 Overseas US Military Bases Initiative...........................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$1T
0021. Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) Initiative...............................5Yr.Sav./*GAO$2.17T
0022. US Congress Seven Committee Waste Reduction Initiative.........................Yr.Sav./*GAO$300B
0023. Milton Friedman: Legalize It! Initiative...........................................................Yr.Sav./*GAO$100B
0024. Replace the Corporate Income Tax with Business Cash-Flow Tax Initiative....Yr.Sav./*GAO$1T
0025. National Partnership To Streamline Government Initiative.............................Yr.Sav./*GAO$30B
0026. Health Care Savings/Insurance Coverage for All Initiative.......................10 Yr.Sav./*GAO$1.5T

$15.16 TRILLION US TAXPAYER SAVINGS *Subject to GAO revision

US BALLOT INITIATIVES
Green Initiatives

0027. Hydrogen on Demand Economy Initiative
0028. Artificial Groundwater Recharge Initiative
0029. Ev/H2ev $4k Conversion Rebate Initiative
0030. Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Initiative
0031. 100% US Electricity Supplied Through Conversion From Coal To H2 Fuel Cell Baseload Power
Plants Initiative

US BALLOT INITIATIVES
Common Sense Initiatives

0032. US Maglev Initiative
0033. Term Limits Initiative
0034. Smoke-Free Initiative
0035. Postal Voting Initiative
0036. Fair Elections Now Initiative
0037. Universal 100mbps Initiative
0038. Marriage Protection Initiative
0039. Space Preservation Initiative
0040. Birthright Citizenship Initiative
0041. 100% Funding LIHEAP Initiative
0042. Dead Zone Restoration Initiative
0043. Industrial Hemp Farming Initiative
0044. English Official Language Initiative
0045. 2,000 Mile Security Fence Initiative
0046. Positive Train Control (PTC) Initiative
0047. $2.3 Trillion DOD GAO Audit Initiative
0048. Single-Payer Health Insurance Initiative
0049. CCW Campus State Legislation Initiative
0050. Federal Reserve Transparency Initiative
0051. Nationalize the Federal Reserve Initiative
0052. Federal Reserve Board Abolition Initiative
0053. Military Contractor Nationalization Initiative
0054. National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Initiative
0055. Military Contractor Anti-Profiteering Initiative
0056. National Infrastructure Improvement Initiative
0057. Mandatory Physical Education Class Initiative
0058. Plastic Bag Litter and Waste Reduction Initiative
0059. Maternity, Parental and Sickness Benefits Initiative
0060. Modern Accounting Rules For US Congress Initiative
0061. Abolish Congressional Earmarks Amendment Initiative
0062. MRSA Infection Prevention and Patient Protection Initiative
0063. 50 State Referendum Banning Same-Sex Marriage Initiative
0064. Ban On Corporate Meatpacker Ownership Of Livestock Initiative
0065. Natural born citizen Article II, Section 5 of the US Constitution Initiative
0066. Prohibition Against Discrimination or Preferential Treatment by State Initiative

The Goal

A national initiative, referendrum, recall process for the United States.

Definitions

Initiative

An electoral process by which a percentage of voters can propose legislation and compel a vote on it by the congress or by all the citizens.

Referendrum

The process of referring a legislative act, a constitutional amendment, or any important public issue to the people for final approval by popular vote.

Recall

The right of the people to remove a public official from office by popular vote.

The Tactics

1. Activist from all 50 states email House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid asking they sponsor and introduce the U.S. Initiative, Referendum, Recall Amendment, and then email your legislators asking for a written response stating they will co-sponsor the U.S. Initiative, Referendum, Recall Amendment.

2. Email your hometown editor seeking their endorsement of the USIRR Amendment.

3. USIRR Amendment activist post your responses from your federal legislators on your 50 state messageboard, send out more invitations to family & friends to join in this epic event.

The Timeline

1. 9 months in U.S. Congress, Judiciary Committee(s), Floor Vote

2. 12 months Convention of the States ratification process, in 38 States

3. On or about Nov. 2012, USIRR Amendment is the Amendment XXVIII of the U.S. Constitution

FAQ

Q. WHAT WOULD A DRAFT OF T XXVIII, USIRR AMENDMENT, LOOK LIKE?
A. Amendment XXVIII

Section 1
Article I, Section I relating to legislative powers is amended accordingly.

Section 2
All legislative Powers herein granted, except for the initiative, referendrum, recall Powers, that are reserved to the People, shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives.

Section 3
The article shall be inopeative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by conventions in the several States, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the States by the Congress.

Q. WHAT IS THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESS?
A. THIS EXPLAINS THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESS, CLICK THE LINK, http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/constitution
A. THIS IS ANOTHER EXPLANATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESS, CLICK THE LINK, http://www.usconstitution.net/constam.html#process

Q. HOW IS THE AMENDMENT XXVIII (U.S. INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM, RECALL AMENDMENT) RATIFIED?
A. CONVENTIONS OF THE STATES, CLICK LINK FOR PRECEDENT, http://www.usconstitution.net/consttop_acon.html

Q. WOULD THE U.S. INITIATIVE PROCESS BE SIMILIAR TO THAT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA?
A. IN A WORD, YES. VISIT THIS LINK FROM THE CALIFORNIA'S SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/init_guide.htm

Q. HOW MANY REGISTERED VOTER PETITION SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED NATIONALLY TO PLACE A PROPOSED INITIATIVE STATUTE ON THE BALLOT?
A. Petitions proposing initiative statutes must be signed by registered voters, the number of signatures must be equal to at least 5% of the total votes cast for president at the last presidential election, or approximately 6.1 millon registered U.S. voters.

Q. HOW MANY REGISTERED VOTER PETITION SIGNATURES ARE NEEDED NATIONALLY TO PLACE A PROPOSED INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ON THE BALLOT?

A. Petitions proposing a constitutional amendment initiative must be signed by registered voters, the number of signatures must be equal to at least 8% of the total votes cast for president at the last presidential election, or approximately 9.7 millon registered U.S. voters.

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HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Majority - Democrats

202-225-5126 DC Phone John Conyers, Chairman
202-225-4695 DC Phone Howard Berman
202-225-3861 DC Phone Rick Boucher
202-225-5635 DC Phone Jerrold Nadler
202-225-8351 DC Phone Bobby Scott
202-225-1510 DC Phone Mel Watt
202-225-3072 DC Phone Zoe Lofgren
202-225-3816 DC Phone Sheila Jackson-Lee
202-225-2201 DC Phone Maxine Waters
202-225-3111 DC Phone Bill Delahunt
202-225-3001 DC Phone Robert Wexler
202-225-3265 DC Phone Steve Cohen
202-225-1605 DC Phone Hank Johnson
202-225-2615 DC Phone Pedro Pierluisi
202-225-4061 DC Phone Michael Quigley
202-225-8203 DC Phone Luis Gutierrez
202-225-5911 DC Phone Brad Sherman
202-225-2906 DC Phone Tammy Baldwin
202-225-3236 DC Phone Charlie Gonzalez
202-225-6616 DC Phone Anthony Weiner
202-225-4176 DC Phone Adam Schiff
202-225-6676 DC Phone Linda Sánchez
202-225-7931 DC Phone Debbie Wasserman Schultz
202-225-3701 DC Phone Dan Maffei


SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Majority - Democrats

202-224-4242 DC Phone Patrick Leahy, Chairman
202-224-5653 DC Phone Herb Kohl
202-224-3841 DC Phone Dianne Feinstein
202-224-5323 DC Phone Russ Feingold
202-224-6542 DC Phone Chuck Schumer
202-224-2152 DC Phone Dick Durbin
202-224-4524 DC Phone Ben Cardin
202-224-5244 DC Phone Ron Wyden
202-224-2921 DC Phone Sheldon Whitehouse
202-224-3244 DC Phone Amy Klobuchar
202-224-5042 DC Phone Ted Kaufman
202-224-4254 DC Phone Arlen Specter