Republicans Absent at Vote Fraud Hearings:  Help Get Congress Involved!

Last
Wednesday, the Honorable John Conyers held a hearing on the allegations
of fraud in the Ohio election. Monday he held another one in Ohio. No
Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee were present at the
hearing on Wednesday.

 

Take action:

 

1. Call
2 (or more) Republican committee members and urge them to participate
in the investigation Congressman Conyers and others are holding.  Scroll down for a list of names.

 

2. Call
2 (or more) Democratic committee members who were not involved and urge
them to participate — to add legitimacy to the protest against the
fraud that is being exposed in Ohio. See the list at the end of this
email.

 

3. Email
or call the New York Times [or the Des Moines Register – letters@news.dmreg.com] and ask why they did not cover the hearing
last Wednesday. The event was historic and deserved serious media
attention.

 

4. Every day, from this day on, call 3 (or more) members of Congress.

 

Verify
that the legislator understands: 1) The counts are not yet final and we
have no way of knowing, in many parts of the country, what the actual
vote count was; 2) Between vote suppression, voter intimidation,
registration fraud, and software flaws, neither the results nor the
counting process is legitimate; 3) The Conyers hearings make it obvious
that, because election irregularities were so widespread, there is no
way of telling whether the election outcomes are an accurate reflection
of the people's will.

 

Ask your
representative: What is the solution when the election is clearly
illegitimate? What can Congress do and what can we, in our thousands of
community organizations do, to prevent this fast approaching
miscarriage of justice?

 

5. Each
time you call, record it at http://www.usvip.org/congresscall. [Note,
if you haven't already registered, click the JOIN US link first, and
sign in. Then report your calls.]

 

To reach any member of Congress, call the Capitol switchboard at 1-800-839-5276 and ask for the member by name.

 

Thanks,

~ The VotersUnite.Org team

 

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House
Judiciary Members are listed below, Democrats first, in order by state,
then Republicans, in order by state. An * indicates those who have
participated in the hearings and/or the letters to the GAO and
Blackwell. Call and thank them. Call the others and urge them to
participate. It is their responsibility.

 

Remember 1-800-839-5276 reaches the Capitol switchboard.

 

Hon. Howard Berman (D) California, 28th

Hon. Zoe Lofgren (D) California, 16th

Hon. Linda Sánchez (D) California, 39th

Hon. Adam Schiff (D) California, 29th

Hon. Maxine Waters (D) California, 35th

* Hon. Robert Wexler (D) Florida, 19th

Hon. William Delahunt (D) Massachusetts, 10th

Hon. Martin Meehan (D) Massachusetts, 5th

** Hon. John Conyers (D) Michigan 14th [Ranking Member]

* Hon. Jerrold Nadler (D) New York, 8th

Hon. Anthony Weiner (D) New York, 9th

* Hon. Melvin Watt (D) North Carolina, 12th

Hon. Sheila Jackson Lee (D) Texas, 18th

Hon. Rick Boucher (D) Virginia, 9th

Hon. Robert Scott (D) Virginia, 3rd

* Hon. Tammy Baldwin (D) Wisconsin, 2nd

Hon. Spencer Bachus (R) Alabama, 6th

Hon. Jeff Flake (R) Arizona, 6th

Hon. Elton Gallegly (R) California, 24th

Hon. Tom Feeney (R) Florida, 24th

Hon. Ric Keller (R) Florida, 8th

Hon. Henry Hyde (R) Illinois, 6th

Hon. Mike Pence (R) Indiana, 6th

Hon. John Hostettler (R) Indiana, 8th

Hon. Steve King (R) Iowa, 5th

Hon. Howard Coble (R) North Carolina, 6th

Hon. Steve Chabot (R) Ohio, 1st

Hon. Melissa Hart (R) Pennsylvania, 4th

Hon. William Jenkins (R) Tennessee, 1st

Hon. Marsha Blackburn (R) Tennessee, 7th

Hon. Lamar Smith (R) Texas, 21st

Hon. John Carter (R) Texas, 31st

Hon. Chris Cannon (R) Utah, 3rd

Hon. J. Randy Forbes (R) Virginia, 4th

Hon. Bob Goodlatte (R) Virginia, 6th

Hon. Mark Green (R) Wisconsin, 8th

Hon. James Semsenbrenner (R) Wisconsin 5th [Chairman]