I am also from Connecticut and have been thinking about how a group of us can file a lawsuit against SOMEONE. I would certainly hope that a Rep and a Senator would have the guts to stand up on January 8 and object if Obama gets the 270 electoral votes. We actually still don’t know for sure if he did. At first I believed the AP story put out the evening of the 15th, but now I’m wondering how they knew for sure. It’s a slim chance, but maybe he didn’t get the votes because of all the doubt out there.
I am also composing letters to Courtney, Dodd and Lieberman. I’ve called and sent emails already. These people are just parroting what they’ve come up with to rebut our facts without any facts of their own!
Right now it appears that we have a totally dysfunctional government at all levels. I read today that the We the People Foundation is going to have a convention in Philadelphia in February to discuss our out-of-control, unresponsive government. They will come up with a written plan and list of grievances to send to Congress. They will state that we will no longer lend this government our support. If millions of us sign on and refuse to pay taxes or whatever it takes, we can make them pay attention. That includes Usurper Obama.
Our constitution is being stripped away and even conservatives are ignoring it.
The Michigan house of representatives recently passed a resolution that sidesteps the electoral college if signed into law. What it seems to mean is that the popular vote is counted as normal but then it is combined with two or 3 other states and the winner of those states combined gets all the electoral college votes. I think GA. is one of the states involved in this mess.
Pdf file.
http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2007-2008/billintroduced/House/pdf/2008-hIB-6610.pdf
Dear New England Patriot,
Please email metaqubitataoldotcom to get the ball rolling. That guy lives in CT too...
I, too, am a native of the Constitution State (living in CA).
I find that sadly ironic.
He's going to get 365. And the entire House and Senate would have to vote to uphold any challenge. If memory serves it took Congress a matter of a few hours to vote down the challenges to Bush in 2004.