An Open Letter To My Congresman

On Wed, Dec 23, 2020, 2:37 PM Charles T wrote:

"Mr. Westerman,

You sir, have betrayed your oath to protect and defend this nation and
it's constitution. The criminally treasonous Democratic Party, in
collusion with communist China has waged war on this nation and you sit
back and let them steal this nation from under your eyes. Your lack of
steadfast loyalty to this nation in that you are willing to let our
democratic republic descend into just another banana republic is
appalling. If you truly cared for truth and this free republic, and the
citizens that value this nation as the only nation standing between
freedom and socialist/communist authoritarianism you would hold fast to
the principals that made this nation the greatest that has ever
existed. But you didn't. You relented to the pressure exerted on you
by the most vile and corrupt forces trying to overthrow not only our
government but also our free society, as have most "POLITICIANS" that
supposedly represent the citizens of this nation.
I have no idea what your net worth is but I do know there are just to
many that have gone to Washington DC not to serve the people of this
nation but to manipulate their positions there to criminally fill their
greedy bottomless pockets with hard earned money rightly belonging to
this nations hard working citizens. This federal government is now
without shame. Because of this, you have disgraced yourself in my eyes
as well as in the eyes of so many of your other constituents.

You are no patriot and statesman sir and at this point you need to be
recalled.
Defend this nation with your last breath and redeem yourself.

Where are the Mr Smiths of the world when you need them?

Very good,all of us need to let our politicians hear from us.If any one hasn't,write,call,or tell them in person how you feel.

a reply to: CharlesT

I don't get it. Didn't Arkansas go to Trump and the Republicans? Westerman signed onto the SCOTUS Texas law suit, which got tossed. What more could your guy do?

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
What more could your guy do?

Advocate for another law, specifically one that is martial.

Martial law baby, yeah!!

We will await the reply with much anticipation.

a reply to: CharlesT

hope you can switch politics off for the holiday period, enjoy some time with your family rather than waste time with BS politics, I doubt they will even read it.

Have a great christmas though

a reply to: ridgerunner

The last time I did that, I got a card on my birthday, an a calendar for Christmas.

I sent him a thank you card for both, informing him I would not be voting for him in the next election, but my non vote didn't count, as he got elected three more times.

a reply to: Sookiechacha
Arkansas Democrat Gazette

It's too late, Westerman told Washburn, to come up with alternate slates. The electors have already been selected and the governors have already submitted the paperwork, he noted. "Once those electoral votes go in those envelopes and are mailed, there's not really anything else in the Constitution that allows that to be changed," he said. Westerman already backed a lawsuit by Texas challenging the election returns in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Georgia. But the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, ruling "Texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizable interest in the manner in which another State conducts its elections." That rejection, in Westerman's view, "closed the books on challenges to the 2020 election results," he told his constituents on Twitter. Although the electoral votes are formally counted Jan. 6, Westerman portrayed Monday's proceedings as the true finish line, telling his Twitter followers Friday: "The casting of electoral votes will end a hotly contested election, and we should come together as Americans to work together for the future of our country." Three days later, during his appearance on "The Doc Washburn Show," Westerman acknowledged his stance upset some people. "I think I've rubbed a lot of people's cat the wrong way the last few days," he said, but added that he viewed accepting the results as "the right thing to do."

LITTLE ROCK -- After calling for Americans to come together and accept Monday's Electoral College results, U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman got a grilling from a Little Rock talk radio host who quoted the U.S. Constitution and cautioned him not to abandon President Donald Trump.

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

It is far from BS. It is the survival of a free Republic at stake and for me that is far more important than another Christmas that will come around again next December. What is Christmas anyway? It was the day we celebrated Christ birth. But not any longer. It's all party, party, party any more. You give me a worthless gift and I give you a worthless gift in return. If this governmental situation stands, we won't have a free nation any longer.

He'll never see it. Hope it made you feel good though.

a reply to: schuyler

If you take that attitude you are just as guilty of negligence toward this nation as he is.

a reply to: CharlesT

I’m sure they’ll get right back to you.

a reply to: underwerks

Maybe he won't get back to me but if he doesn't I will get back with him again and also the next time he runs for office.


I know where he lives.

So, accepting the electoral results and asking the nation to come together is cause for rebuke?

Because he "abandoned" Trump? If Trump had any legal standing to challenge this election whatsoever, he's already tried it all and failed. He lost, get over it. Like your Congressman rightly did.

originally posted by: CharlesT
a reply to: underwerks

Maybe he won't get back to me but if he doesn't I will get back with him again and also the next time he runs for office.

I know where he lives.

Given how you feel, should you write him a letter letting him know that you know where he lives?

Let him know what you would like to do?

Don't waste it on us.

a reply to: DanDanDat


Edward John Smith
Edward John Smith (27 January 1850 – 15 April 1912) RD, RNR was a British naval officer. He served as master of numerous White Star Line vessels. He was the captain of the RMS Titanic, and perished when the ship sank on its maiden voyage.

a reply to: CharlesT

Good for you. Stand up for what you believe is right no matter who tells you not to.

originally posted by: CharlesT
Maybe he won't get back to me but if he doesn't I will get back with him again and also the next time he runs for office.

I know where he lives.

You should certainly mail him some letters to his house, I don't think he'll take you seriously at all until you do that.

originally posted by: Gnawledge
So, accepting the electoral results and asking the nation to come together is cause for rebuke?

Because he "abandoned" Trump? If Trump had any legal standing to challenge this election whatsoever, he's already tried it all and failed. He lost, get over it. Like your Congressman rightly did.

Do you seriously think for one moment that "the nation is going to come together" under a Biden/Harris administration?

/facepalm

Or are you just chuffed that someone has an opinion that you don't share and acted on it?

To the OP, good for you.

Sad that there are some in this thread that don't know what the words "civic duty" mean.

Although to be honest, if we all did then we wouldn't be at this particular juncture in history...