White House now requires ‘We the People’ petitions to have 100,000 signatures for official response

President Barack Obama’s deputies have quadrupled the number of signatures that petitioners on the administration’s “We the People” website must collect to get an official response from the White House, following a series of popular, provocative and disrespectful signature drives by his critics.

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Posted: Jan 16 2013, 4:40 PM

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In other words: do not disturb us!

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Posted: Jan 17 2013, 8:06 AM

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States do not 'need' permission.

Asking permission was a courtesy.

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