Fw: Ten senators have found, reasonable suspicion sufficient to call for investigation of the 2004 Presidential Election.

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Monday, December 06, 2004 8:47 PM

Ten senators have found, reasonable suspicion sufficient to call for

investigation of the 2004 Presidential Election.

 

 

January 6, 2005

 

Barbara Boxer: The Second Millennium's John Hancock

 

Washington, D.C.--Senator Barbara Boxer announced on the Senate floor this

morning that she and a coalition of nine other senators have found, reasonable

suspicion, the legal grounds sufficient to call for investigation of the 2004

Presidential Election.

 

Senator Boxer announced, " [A]after reviewing the mountains of evidence provided

by computer scientists, statisticians, poll watchers, and a compendium of over

100,000 complaints by ordinary citizens, I and other concerned senators, find it

imperative, as guardians of a democracy admired around the world, to lead by

example and prove that our system is above reproach. In the spirit of this

great land, let it be known that on this day a full investigation will begin

forthwith, and as the letter of the law of our United States instructs us, the

confirmation of the pending Presidency must await the outcome of this

investigation. "

 

We can make this real. Here's how:

 

1. 2nd Millennium John Hancocks Needed: While it may not necessarily be

Barbara Boxer, it could be any of our champion Congress people who are

emboldened by a true mandate of the people, that would be us, to do the right

thing in this regard and make America stronger for it.

 

If we approached this with the same conviction that we used on the Sinclair

Broadcasting unfairness issue, CAN do it. That is, if each of us who believe we

cannot wait yet another 4 wars to bring a stop to these massive election

shenanigans that have jeopardized the core of our democracy, then make a

commitment to spend a day, or at least devote 20 minutes every day between now

and January 6th, contacting Congress and asking if they will be OUR Second

Millennium John Hancock.

 

To write Senators:

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

 

To write the House of Representatives:

http://www.house.gov/writerep/

 

Congress telephone numbers website:

http://www.congress.org/congressorg/dbq/officials/directory/directory.dbq?comman\

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