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Hageman fires back after receiving threatening letter from Wyoming lawyers
Hageman for Wyoming ^ | Sept 22 2022 | Harriet Hageman

Posted on 09/24/2022 11:40:46 PM PDT by NeverCheney

A group of Wyoming lawyers has sent a threatening letter to Harriet Hageman, Republican nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives in Wyoming, because she holds a different opinion of the 2020 election than they do. The lawyers barely disguised their threat to file a bar complaint against Hageman if she does not stop exercising her 1st Amendment right to free speech. The letter, dated September 12, 2022, was delivered to Hageman’s home, her law office, and her campaign for Congress, and can be found here.

Hageman today issued the following statement:

“Make no mistake, this letter is meant as a threat against me simply because I hold a different political opinion – one that is shared by a majority of Wyoming voters. And this is exactly what Liz Cheney’s allies and the left do to Trump supporters and conservatives at every turn – attempt to threaten, intimidate, and cancel anyone who doesn’t see the world the way they do

(Excerpt) Read more at hagemanforwyoming.com ...


TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; News/Current Events; US: Wyoming
KEYWORDS: hageman; harriethageman; wyoming; wyominglawyers
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To: NeverCheney

This professional woman is such a wonderful surprise!

She is the Librarian model of Kari Lake.

I like them equally.


41 posted on 09/25/2022 7:21:38 AM PDT by Maris Crane
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To: Armscor38

The democrats don’t honor the Constitution, and they’re in charge. What’s plan B?


42 posted on 09/25/2022 7:21:44 AM PDT by robel
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To: NeverCheney

So gracious of these lawyers to add their names to the ever growing list of those who will face retribution.


43 posted on 09/25/2022 7:48:46 AM PDT by 2CAVTrooper (One Nation, Under Fraud Completely Visible, With Spying and Lying To All.)
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To: NeverCheney

How far can a “bar complaint” could go in Wyoming, when neither Hagemen nor anyone else to me knowledge, has alleged major election fraud occurred IN WYOMING? Exactly how is she abusing her WYOMING law license by having opinions about what might have happened in other states?


44 posted on 09/25/2022 8:28:52 AM PDT by Chewbarkah
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To: Americannae1362

Deep down their guilty conscience makes them want to force people to not question the results. They know what would happen to all their plans if it fully came out. Fear rules them, though they deny that. Especially since they are seriously outnumbered.


45 posted on 09/25/2022 8:39:32 AM PDT by curious7
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To: Alberta's Child

“there is no way to know how many times fraudulent votes like this were cast in the names of people who are still ALIVE. There is plenty of evidence of thousands of votes being cast illegally in several states.”

An index finger dipped in purple ink would do the trick.

100% ID check.

Eliminate same day registration, and rank choice voting.

Require states to share voter roll information with each other to eliminate duplicate voters such as those from New York who are also registered in Florida.

Issue a federal election ID card that is good for federal elections only (house, senate, president). The card has a photo of you, and when applying you submit the fingerprint of your right index finger. The photo and fingerprint are used together to prevent someone from registering in multiple states.

Absentee ballots should only be issued to those on extended business outside the U.S. otherwise you vote in person at your assigned polling station. Eliminate polling stations on college campuses. Establish polling stations on military bases.

Election day should be a paid federal holiday where everything except emergency services are shut down to include air travel. Radio and TV will be wall to wall election coverage, Netflix and Amazon Prime will also be down until the polls close.

Make the punishment for election fraud more painful. Minimum $100k fine, 10 years prison with no parole, and forfeiture of all federal benefits. Any politician who benefits from election fraud should be immediately removed from office, forfeit all pay and benefits retroactive to when they were first elected to office, and be banned from lobbying or holding public office.

Obviously some are easier to implement than others, but with just one or two of the easy ones we’d see a significant drop in election fraud.


46 posted on 09/25/2022 8:53:31 AM PDT by 2CAVTrooper (One Nation, Under Fraud Completely Visible, With Spying and Lying To All.)
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To: tired&retired

Yet these attorneys don’t want to remember how the DEMS, Hillary, members of Congress(Dems) all said the 2016 election was stolen, Trump didn’t win, it was fraudulent, Trump isn’t the President, etc.

Again where is our party on the steps of Congress in mass stating those same claims? Crickets


47 posted on 09/25/2022 9:07:31 AM PDT by Engedi
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To: NeverCheney

There are 3,026 lawyers in the Wyoming Bar Association. So, this group of 40 odd lawyers is approximately 1.35% of ALL Wyoming Lawyers.

66% of Wyoming voters, no doubt including a lot of other lawyers, VOTED for Hageman thus one could argue that 113,079 Wyoming folks, out of 170,665 voting, thought the 40 odd lawyers signing this letter to Hageman are full of, to quote the 40 lawyers...., “BULLSHIT”.


48 posted on 09/25/2022 9:32:55 AM PDT by Cen-Tejas
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To: NeverCheney; Bookshelf
Out of curiosity I tried to find the political affiliation of the signatories. I couldn't find that information, although I did find this https://wyofile.com/the-rule-of-law-matters/ an opinion piece from July 2022. Ken Barbe, Kim Cannon, Tim Day, Jean Day, Michael Golden, Devon O'Connell, Anna Reeves Olson (Olsen), Bill Schwarts, Cheryl Schwarts, and Rhonda Woodard are common signatories on both the opinion piece and the letter to Hageman. They appear to me to be activist lawyers I think they should spend more time working for their clients and less time on activism.
49 posted on 09/25/2022 10:04:51 AM PDT by radmanptn
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To: NeverCheney

I don’t see a copy of the letter.


50 posted on 09/25/2022 1:06:10 PM PDT by dearolddad
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