I.Support.HR24@gmail.com — CONCORD NH — 2 March 2008 — COMMITTEE REPORT RELEASED — HR 24 ”OUGHT TO PASS” — There was a vote APRIL 16th IN THE FULL NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES — THE VOTE TO COMMENCE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT BUSH AND VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY IN OUR U.S. CONGRESS. We can achieve victory. Send your email stating your support of Betty’s bill, say “Please vote for HR 24. I support it and so should you!” Be sure to state your name, town and state — it matters!. To send your email CLICK I.Support.HR24@gmail.com See also http://www.Hall4Impeachment.com
— CLICK SCRIPT FOR CANVASSING NH REPS TO VOTE FOR 24, 28 March 2007.
— This document offers a script for you to use when you phone NH representatives, see them at the State House, and visit them at their homes and offices. This is how we win!

Here’s the report:
Rep. Eleanor Glynn Kjellman for the Minority of State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs: This bill is a petition to the US House of Representatives to commence impeachment procedures. Under Section 603 of Jefferson's Manual of Parliamentary Practice, a state legislature may bring this action. Many citizens and several representatives of the NH House of various political persuasions and parties, Republicans, Libertarians, Independents and Democrats, appeared before the committee in favor of this resolution. It appears to be not only bi-partisan but also multi-partisan. This resolution does not impeach the president, but requests that the US House begin an investigation regarding the various grievances of the petitioners. It is not our prerogative in the NH House to argue the merits of the grievances, or to seek proof of their validity, indeed that is the purpose of the impeachment inquiry in the US House. Impeachment is a tool of accountability — part of the checks and balances process of our democracy — which is available to the citizens in our democracy. The people have a right to petition their representatives and we have a duty to respond and act — regardless of the timing, convenience, political expediency or other concerns which are secondary to the preservation of the democratic process. We believe the process of impeachment should be exercised to maintain accountability in the office of the Presidency. — So what’s it all mean? CLICK the pic to read more and help make history! —

Yes, this is a minority report, and that means the majority of representatives on NH House State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs Committee voted against Betty Hall’s HR 24 going forward. Too bad, but worry not, good patriots, because it don’t mean a thing because it ain’t got that swing! THE GREAT NEWS is that HR 24 will go forward and be voted on in the full House of New Hampshire’s representatives. If HR 24 passes there:
It does not need the New Hampshire Senate’s vote in order to pass.
It does not need the New Hampshire Governor’s signature in order to pass.

So! If the bill passes the House, then House Resolution 24, the Petition to Congress to Commence Impeachment Procedures Against President Bush and Vice President Cheney, invokes Jefferson Rule 603 and New Hampshire’s petition is transmitted to Congress as a direction that the U.S. House of Representative take up impeachment proceedings!

Representative Betty Hall, the sponsor of HR24, needs huge support from everywhere in order to succeed. We ask YOU to send your message to the legislators of New Hampshire telling them for the sake our country, vote for HR 24! Send your message to I.Support.HR24@gmail.com TODAY! Rep. Hall asks all residents of New Hampshire to be sure to state in their emails where they live, as in Brookline, NH, and the NH emails will be printed for every legislator.

What is unique to New Hampshire citizens, is that every bill introduced and sent to committee receives a vote in the full House. In New Hampshire there are 400 House legislators from a relatively small population. In order for HR24 to be brought to Washington DC, only House passage is needed. Neither a vote in the Senate nor a signature from the Governor is needed to bring HR24 to Washington to commence impeachment in the US Congress. In addition, The New Hampshire Bill of Rights, Sec. 10, retains the right of revolution enacted and never changed since 1784. There is no wonder the state's motto “Live Free or Die” applies to the people’s trials, especially tugging at the hearts and minds of the People. Now we gather to be heard - a voice from the past . . .

The House Resolution procedure to commence impeachment procedure in the US Congress is part of a history making effort from our historical past. We remember learning about the voice of Thomas Jefferson, now it is time to make his voice heard, once again, for the hearing in the New Hampshire House Session. The vote will be on April 16th.