Just had a ten min conversation with the gal who answered at my congressmen’s office (John Kline, mn). She claimed not to be aware of sheriff joe’s investigation, but took notes as I explained the main points. She was very polite and told me someone would be calling me back to discuss further.
Also- I was elected to a local delegate slot for my district during the caucus. I’ll be bringing this issue up on Saturday when the delegates meet.
The lights are being lit, butterdezillion. You are a patriot and your work has been incredible. The truth will come out, and I have a weird “feeling” that this election is going to be extremely unusual as this issue gathers steam.
Thank you! Take the torch and run with it! (sorry to mix metaphors. lol)
It is very possible that the lawmakers are NOT aware of the posse’s findings, and we should remember that also. The media has been threatened - which is another thing that there should be hearings on - and so there is no coverage that reports the facts/evidence actually presented at the presser. It means that we basically have to do all the reporting ourselves.
And that helps me know how to answer another post that I was baffled over.
How many times do we call these people, magglepuss? Given that the press is not doing the reporting of facts critical for the legislators to know, I’d say we should call them every time a new fact comes out that they should know. If they get tired of having to hear the news from lots of individuals jamming their phone lines, maybe they will realize why we need a free press. And why it is a SERIOUS CRIME for Soros to commit extortion on the entire media of this country.
For instance, the next thing to call them about should be to inform them of Doug Hagman’s investigation regarding Soros threats to the media, which Mike Zullo of the Cold Case Posse says they have also corroborated. To further understand that issue, start reading at http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2854663/posts?page=59#59 . I should also add that Tom Ballantyne has a transcript of Hagman’s interview on the Laurie Roth Show in his book “Oh Really, O’Reilly”, for anybody who doesn’t want to slog through the 3 hours of audio.