GOP members of HJC key to election fraud/disenfranchisement investigation

[paineinthearse]

We are all familiar with the magnificent work done by Rep. John Conyers, utilizing the resources of the democratic staff of the House Judiciary Committee - http://www.house.gov/judiciary_democrats/index.html

However, the full committee will not act on his findings and take no action at all unless Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (R) Wisconsin, 5th directs the full committee to do so. I believe we can appeal to his better sense of duty. In 1972, many republican members of the HJC voted in favor of articles of impeachment against Nixon. In addition to the preponderance of the evidence, these representatives did so not so due to their oath to "protect, preserve and defend the Constitution of the United States from all enemies, both foreign and domestic...".

I ask you to contact the republican members of the HJC. Make an appointment to visit the home or DC office.

Members - contact info via hotlinks at http://judiciary.house.gov/CommitteeMembership.aspx

Republican
Hon. F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (R) Wisconsin, 5th
Hon. Hyde,(R) Illinois, 6th
Hon. Coble,(R) North Carolina, 6th
Hon. Smith,(R) Texas, 21st
Hon. Gallegly,(R) California, 24th
Hon. Goodlatte,(R) Virginia, 6th
Hon. Chabot, (R) Ohio, 1st
Hon. Jenkins,(R) Tennessee, 1st
Hon. Cannon,(R) Utah, 3rd
Hon. Bachus, (R) Alabama, 6th
Hon. Hostettler, (R) Indiana, 8th
Hon. Green, (R) Wisconsin, 8th
Hon. Keller, (R) Florida, 8th
Hon. Hart, (R) Pennsylvania, 4th
Hon. Flake, (R) Arizona, 6th
Hon. Pence, (R) Indiana, 6th
Hon. Forbes, (R) Virginia, 4th
Hon. King, (R) Iowa, 5th
Hon. Carter, (R) Texas, 31st
Hon. Feeney, (R) Florida, 24th
Hon. Blackburn, (R) Tennessee, 7th

[paineinthearse]

1. HJC contact webpage

http://judiciary.house.gov/contact.aspx

Just sent to Sensenbrenner (not holding my breath for a reply): What is your position on the full HJC holding hearings on the 2004 presidential election "irregularities" and "disenfranchisement" issues as documented by Rep. Conyers, ranking minority member?

[troubleinwinter]

3. Excellent. I had already mailed Sensenbrenner, but with

your link, sent email to the full committee.

[electropop]

4. Done. thanks for the link.

I sent:

"Please support a full investigation into the election irregularites in Ohio. In order for Americans to accept the legitimacy of this and future elections, we need to know that the election laws are being responsibly enforced."

[EC]

2. Sent direct

from his site since I'm from WI, I also told him I'd be watching his preformance in the next 2 years. We still have lever machines which by HAVA has to be changed, so I let him know that he should work with Conyers to make sure we do it right..

[pacalo]

5. I hope what I did will be effective...

I sent an e-mail to the "Contact the Judiciary" link.

I began sending individual e-mails by clicking onto the members' individual websites. I got as far as Rep. Coble's website in my success to get through. Thereafter, each website required that I write my own representative; apparently, they revile e-mails from outside their districts, despite being on a committee that serves ALL Americans.

[Zan_of_Texas]

6. Yeah.

I notice they all take checks from people outside their district. Just not input.

Guess the checks have to be larger, eh, before they will accept input.