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Miscellaneous See other Miscellaneous Articles Title: Whitehouse petition calls for an investigation of payments made by Mikhail Khodorkovsky To the Attorney General of the US to conduct a thorough investigation of payments made by Mikhail Khodorkovsky Created by D.F. on June 14, 2016 Sign This Petition Needs 84,824 signatures by July 14, 2016 to get a response from the White House 15,176 signed 100,000 goal To the Attorney General of the United States to conduct a thorough investigation of payments made by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who was convicted of fraud and is currently a suspect in the murder case of the mayor of Nefteyugansk in Russia, in exchange for the passing of S.Res.322. (scitechnation...ian-opposition/). Senators Barack Obama (U.S. President), John McCain and Joseph Biden (U.S. Vice President) were co-sponsors of S.Res.322, which had been approved in the Senate in December, 2005. Thi resolution caused irreparable damage to U.S.-Russian relations. We consider payments made in exchange for passing the resolution to be a form of political corruption that has to be investigated. petitions.wh...il-khodorkovsky S.Res.322 - A resolution expressing the sense of the Senate on the trial, sentencing and imprisonment of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev. We The People logo Sign a Petition Create a Petition Your Voice in the White House tagline Sign In About We the People Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. —The First Amendment, United States Constitution Step-by-Step FAQ Terms of Participation Success Stories For Developers The right to petition your government is guaranteed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. We the People is a platform that empowers the American public to take this action like never before – it’s a way for anybody, anywhere, to speak directly to the government and become an agent for change. With We the People, you can easily create a petition online, share it, and collect signatures. If you gather 100,000 signature in 30 days, we’ll review your petition, make sure it gets in front of the appropriate policy experts, and issue an official response. Petitioning has the potential to enact real change – just check out some of our petition creator’s success stories – but it’s also your fundamental right as an American citizen, and an opportunity to connect with a community of like-minded people who are invested in making a change. Ideally, running a petition on We the People is just the start of something bigger — a long-term, robust form of civic engagement. In the meantime, we’ll be continuing to make adjustments and improvements to the platform based on your feedback. Talk to us here. We’ll also keep you posted on any changes using the White House blog. please let us know. Step-by-Step Guide Create a Petition Before you start a petition, think about your goal. What you want President Obama or the Administration to do? Why others should support your cause? This will help you clearly articulate your position and make your petition more effective. You should also check to be sure there isn’t already a recent petition with the same goal on the site. Here's how to create a new petition: Choose a Type: Start by choosing one of the five types of actions that are within the purview of this site, completing the sentence “We the People ask the Administration to...” which will be the header of your petition. Enter a Title: Enter a short (120 characters or less) title for the petition. It should be clear, compelling and describe the goal of your petition. Provide a Description: Use this space to further define the goal of your petition (in 800 characters or less). Include additional information or research to support your request. Please note that petitions on the We the People site will be moderated. Some petitions may be removed from the site consistent with the Terms of Participation. Choose Tags: Choose between 1 and 3 tags to help categorize the petitions. This will help others better understand how it relates to the issues the administration works on. Review and Publish: Once published, you will not be able to edit your petitions, so be sure to double-check for spelling, punctuation, grammar, and meaning. Promote and Gather Signatures After you publish your petition, it’s time to start promoting! You have 30 days to gather the 100,000 signatures required for a response, so it’s good to hit the ground running. An easy first step? Once your petition is published, you’ll receive an automatic email from us with a link that people can use to sign — simply forward it to friends and family and you’re on your way. Once you get your first 150 signatures, your petition will become publicly searchable on the We the People website. [Very exciting!] The White House Reviews and Responds Once the petition reaches the required threshold, it will be put in a queue to be reviewed by the White House. Others can still sign the petition while it is awaiting a response. When the White House responds, everyone who has signed the petition will get email from the White House to let you know that we’ve reviewed and responded to the petition. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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