White House Relaunches Petition Website
The White House has relaunched its popular We the People petitions website after it was briefly offline for maintenance.
The White House has relaunched its popular We the People petitions website after it was briefly offline for maintenance.
The White House’s “We the People” online petition website that began under the Obama administration is apparently here to stay under the Trump administration.
A petition started last month asked the White House to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset. As the petition’s deadline draws near, how likely is it that it will get a response from the White House? While those in favor of repealing these measures may not like the answer, a recent House hearing may still offer some hope.
A petition that was recently started on the White House’s We the People petition website is asking the government to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset provisions.
Online petitions submitted through the White House’s We the People website have been increasingly popular. The White House is making some changes in how it deals with the online petitions.
President Obama has issued an executive order granting federal workers an extra half day off on Christmas Eve.
Two petitions have been started on the White House’s “We the People” website asking the president to give federal employees an extra paid day off at Christmas.
A petition was started last week asking the White House to give federal employees an extra day off at Thanksgiving. How likely is this to happen?
An online petition was recently started that asks the White House to give federal employees an extra paid day off at Thanksgiving.
An online petition has been started which asks for a “meaningful pay raise” for federal employees.