U.S. Congressional District 2 Michigan -- Open Forum

Inauguration without due process is void

From: Jean G. Braun, South Euclid, Ohio
Date: 02 Jan 2005
Time: 18:17:21 -0500
Remote Name: 4.159.65.124
 

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Dear Mr. Kotos,

Hoping this flyer may be of some use to you. Peace, - Jean Braun

"... nor shall any person ... be deprived of ... property, without due process of law." U.S. Constitution, Fifth Amendment Inauguration Without Due Process Is Void Legal actions on elective office are like liens on physical property. The title is not clear until the legal claims, or liens, have been satisfied. Numerous legal actions on the 2004 election, in the form of recounts, contests and lawsuits, have been filed in several states. When some of these are appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, the five conservative Justices who stopped the counting of votes in Florida, 2000 - in violation of the Voting Rights Law - may not hear these cases because of their conflict of interest. They can still be indicted for their unlawful action on behalf of George Bush. What the news media tell the country is often accepted as reality. It is vital that the media understand that the American people know that inauguration or installation into office, until legal action has been finalized, is legally null and void. Message: INAUGURATION WITHOUT DUE PROCESS IS VOID

Please Send To: The New York Times letters@nytimes.com Los Angeles Times letters@latimes.com Washington Post letters@washpost.com NBC Tonight Show tonightshow@nbc.com Please forward this (or your own similar) e-mail to at least 10 others. Thank you. - Jean G. Braun, South Euclid, Ohio