Sign online!

There are quite a few online efforts to improve conditions for us now, and I think it's important for as many people as possible to participate.  I've heard before that online petitions "don't amount to anything," or "are easily ignored," but it's important to note that this is an election year.  An overwhelmingly unpopular idea is a lot harder to ignore than it was last year.  I'd advocate signing the following:

These two are for ending the "corporations are people" Citizens United decision:

http://salsa3.salsalabs.com/o/50137/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=6883

http://democracyisforpeople.org/

This one is more of a mockery to let the legislature know that women's rights are worth more than corporations' rights:

http://www.change.org/petitions/senators-patty-murray-al-franken-and-kristen-gillibrand-personhood-for-women

This one is to revoke Fox's ability to post "news" that has no truth to it:

http://www.change.org/petitions/fcc-chairman-revoke-the-27-fox-broadcast-licenses-news-corp-holds-in-the-united-states

This one is, I think, the most important one, especially for Arizona.  It's a petition for the IRS to get rid of Cathi Herrod and her disgusting Center for Arizona Policy as a tax-exempt organization.  It should also stop them from being able to re-organize!

http://www.StopCAP.org/joincomplaint.html

Online petitions take two minutes out of your day, and help point out to our politicians that we are angry and willing to add our names to the list of complainers.  Change often starts small, and we cannot afford to let things stay as they are!