----Hoekstra
should be recalled
Fri Jan 06, 2006 at
04:06:11 PM PDT
Hoekstra was one of the members of
Congress who "W" informed of his
authorizing the NSA to vilolate the
Fourth Amendment to the Constitution and
the law regulating presidential powers
and domestic intelligence gathering
passed during the last "Imperial
Presidency" (Nixon's). Hoekstra did not
raise a concern when told about this
"high crime" and, after "W" admitted in
a public statement that he knew he was
violating the law and had told the
Congressmen that when he told them about
his assuming the power to do it, Pete
went on the local TV stations here in
the GR area and said he supports "W"
completely. This means that PH supports
violation of both the Constitution and
federal laws, and that should make him
inelgible to continue to serve in
Congress.
Ken the Troll's diary
Serving in Congress makes the members
government officials who are sworn to
defend and protect the Constitution. By
allowing this act by "W" to go on
unchallenged PH has violated his oath of
office.
FYI: I wss on a screening and endorsing
committee for the MEA when PH was running
for his first term. He told us that he
believed in term limits (then a ballot
proposal) and if he was successful he
would only serve three terms, as Michigan
House of Representative Members are
limited to. This fall he will be running
for his sixth term (if I remember
correctly). If I remember correctly,
before becoming a Congressman PH worked
fot either Hayworth or Prince in Holland.
I believe it was Prince and you should
remember that Betsey DeVos' maiden name
was Prince. It is time we recall him,
either by petition or by defeating him in
August or September.
PH will be on WOODTV's "To the Point"
at 10 Sunday morning. You can be sure that
they will only throw him blooper balls but
he still might make a statement that could
embarass him. If you live in the viewing
area you might want to watch it.
Tags:
Hoekstra,
Senate Intelligence Committee,
NSA evesdropping,
criminal activtity,
Michigan (all
tags)
