Reply #23: PS: But you have to "come clean" about Jan 6th 2001 first [View All]

You have to admit that you presided over the breach of the US Constitution, when no Senator (or presiding officer) stood in objection to the clearly unlawful Florida electors. It is the only way we can go forward with you in honesty.

It can be difficult to admit failure, or dereliction of duty. But you must also express your regret for responding to the edict by the Felonious Five in Bush v. Gore with captiulation that was not yours to offer. That you failed to follow the explicit instructions in Justice Breyer's dissent for how to proceed constitutionally even in those dire circumstances.

The (former) American People are very forgiving. They will understand it if you explain to them that you were overly influenced by a DC/Euphemedia Analstocracy whose purpose is to control and manipulate the public, and its servants, rather that see to it that, as sovereigns, their consent to govern be morally implemented.

By doing so, you could re-buttress this single moral tenet on which the nation was founded, and until 2000 still rested.

Senator Barbara Boxer has done her part by standing up to the unlawful Ohio electors on January 6th, 2005 - and expressing her regret for not doing the same four years earlier. But for you to follow in her courageous, historic steps would be so much more powerful and inspiring.

You would then be truly worthy of pastoring the nation to the Redemption of Our National Soul.

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