Statement of Support for the Equal Parenting Party, Inc.
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The below signatory agrees with the following principles respecting our nation's children and encourage America's leadership to develop policies which reflect and support these principles.
"Children thrive with the active involvement of Both Parents.
Children and parents should be encouraged to spend substantial time with each other regardless of the parents' present marital status. I, the undersigned recognize that absent issues of abuse, neglect or abandonment, social and government policy must be structured in such a way as to promote and maximize the opportunity of all parents to contribute to the social, emotional, intellectual, physical, moral and spiritual development of their children."
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55 signatures
Goal: 50,000
Latest Signatures
24 May 2014
31 December 2010
54.
kevin ellison
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15 December 2010
53.
Steven Gaesser
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13 December 2010
52.
Barbara Cohan
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12 December 2010
51.
wayne brodbeck
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11 December 2010
50.
Sanjay Keshava
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PAS should be officially recognized as a form of abuse. The psychological damage done to our children takes longer to heal than broken bones.
8 December 2010
49.
Barry Palmatier
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8 December 2010
8 December 2010
47.
Russ Ackerman
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STOP THE UN-FAMILY COURT SYSTEM FROM RIPPING FAMILY'S APART AND COLLECTING THIER TITLE IV-D MONEY FROM THE BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS OF EVERY AMERICAN FAMILY!
The Judges, lawyers, and counselors involved have failed to uphold their oaths and should be imm
8 December 2010
46.
Robert G. Lasheff
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I would fully agree with the concepts of this petition with one significant exception. Unless the afformentioned governments can come forward and Aggressively pursue accountablity accross the board then these governments should have absolutly NOTHING to
7 December 2010
45.
John Skikus
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Without the interaction of both parents in a child's life, a child will NEVER grow understand where he or she comes from and have a cohesive bond to either parents. They neither will be able to see what each parents truly is if only receiving information
7 December 2010
44.
mary girgenti
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7 December 2010
7 December 2010
6 December 2010
41.
Don Delaney
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6 December 2010
40.
Garvie Crane
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6 December 2010
39.
Darryl Yoblick
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I strongly OPPOSE Senate Bill 2334. I definitely support Bill of Rights for Children in Divorce and Dissolution Actions which was created by the NJ-AFCC .
6 December 2010
6 December 2010
6 December 2010
36.
Karen Daggett Austin
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5 December 2010
35.
Gustavo Gomes
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5 December 2010
34.
Tim Skomo
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A paramount of research shows children always...ALWAYS do better with both loving parents. We hear - "for the best interest of the child" in our family courts. Why then is the judicial system, advocates turning their back from fact? It is time to let go o
5 December 2010
33.
Chrissy Chrzanowski
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5 December 2010
32.
Leisha Tringali
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Both Parents should have equal rights to their children. Parental rights need to be protected and repected. Children need both parents in thier lives.
5 December 2010
31.
lynne foster
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