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I am doing something i would never do under normal circumstances
by Mel Hathorn
Last edited: Sunday, October 7, 2018
Posted: Sunday, October 7, 2018



     
I rarely use my credit card on line. However, circumstances are different...

I am doing something I would never do under normal circumstances
 
I rarely use my credit card online. However, circumstances are if different now. After Senator Susan Collins voted to confirm a serial rapist and a perjurer to the Supreme Court, thus being the determining vote, I am breaking my hard and fast rule.
 
There is a CrowdPac movement to unseat Collins in 2020. This campaign pledges to contribute any money raised to her opponent and unseat her in 2020. So far they have raised almost 3,000,000 dollars. After her vote yesterday, the site crashed from so many contributors. I intend to contribute to this cause. 
 
A couple of people have expressed an interest in challenging her. We will have to see how this all falls out.
 
I urge you to make this contribution. We need to be heard!
 
If this works and it looks like it will, we can proceed with campaigns against, Chuck Grassly, Mitch McConnell and others whose term is up in 2020. Let’s send these clowns back to the woodwork where they belong.
 
Below is the CrowdPac site.
 
 

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on October 8, 2018

It is difficult to fathom what is really going on at the moment, isn't it

Never Stop Writing

m

Reviewed by Patricia Hilliard
Reviewed on October 7, 2018
It's a sad day. We've got lots of work ahead of us. Here in NJ we have a fight to stop Bob Hugin from winning a Senate seat. He's the guy that raised the cancer medication price up 500% just because he owned the company that makes the drug. This is cruel and sad. But the opposition candidate, Bob Menendez, though usually a good guy on health issues, got himself caught up in a bit of a scandal accepting favors. So we're left choosing the "lesser evil." Well, we all make mistakes but Menendez has helped save medical clinics so I'll support him. On we go!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 7, 2018
Thanks for the alert. I don't feel so much acrimony against her. At least, Susan Collins was tormented by going along with her good old boys. And, our law system does require a trial to prove guilt. Innocence is assumed.

Joe Manchin is the one that gets my goat. I wanted to somehow reach him and tell him that his longtime rival John Raese (Republican candidate for Senate and governor several times in West Virginia) 40 years ago confronted me on my property while going fishing with a fellow West Virginia colleague, Dr. McCrory and his two young children as we walked on a road Raese's grandmother acquired an easement for from my community (I was treasurer).

Anyway, John Raese drove up in a Jeep and challenged us. Used vile language with little children present and told us that he would, puffing up his chest, "Throw us in the lake." We retreated and didn't go fishing. I wrote a letter on a lawyer's advice. His arrogance was not seen again.

I believe that Kavanaugh was probably similar to John Raese in his early life. Arrogant and a bit above the law. What's important, is that I remember every detail except exactly what he said 40 years ago like it was yesterday. Ford told the truth. The rest of that flimflam sham was trying to prove her wrong and sweeping it under the rug. Joe Manchin should be ashamed.

Ron