Lower the Drinking Age
Whereas a person in the United States is considered a minor under the age of 18 and an adult above such ageWhereas as an adult in the United States is allotted all his/her rights according to the Unit... continue reading »
900 signatures
Goal: 5,000
All Signatures
(900 total)
801.
Tori Mcdonald
21 October 2004
802.
Austin Davidl
19 October 2004
803.
Justin G
17 October 2004
804.
Linda L
15 October 2004
805.
Joshua M
8 October 2004
806.
Drew S
2 October 2004
807.
Sarah S
29 September 2004
808.
Timothy Warren
28 September 2004
809.
Michelle G
27 September 2004
810.
Andrew C
26 September 2004
811.
Johnny D
19 September 2004
812.
Joel T
6 September 2004
813.
Amelia G
31 August 2004
814.
Michael G
29 August 2004
815.
Kimberly Ab
11 August 2004
816.
Andrew Glennm
9 August 2004
817.
Jordan A
31 July 2004
818.
Lena L
17 July 2004
819.
Brendan C
16 July 2004
820.
Sara Kennedy
10 July 2004
"LOWER IT!"
821.
Alexander C
23 June 2004
822.
Rachel York
19 June 2004
"My mum is from England where the drinking age is 18. However, their driving age is also 18. It is statistically shown that England has a lower percent of underage drinking and fewer drinking related accidents per year."
823.
John S
17 June 2004
824.
Casey Anderson
7 June 2004
825.
Chris P
2 June 2004
