Press release

Law offices of Orly Taitz

Attorney Orly Taitz is calling on U.S. Patriots and law abiding citizens to start a recall drive to remove from office all of the corrupt senators and congressmen who are voting for the Mega amnesty conceived by the Obama regime and the gang of 8 corrupt senators: Chuck Schumer (NY), Robert Menendez (NJ), Dick Durbin(IL), Michael Bennett(CO), John McCain(AZ), Lindsey Graham(SC), Jeff Flake (AZ), Marco Rubio (FL).  Obama regime tries to tell you that you cannot recall corrupt congressmen and senators, as the regime wants those corrupt congressmen as partners in destroying the U.S. sovereignty, U.S. economy, U.S. National security in a push to supply cheap and obedient labor from Mexico and other third world countries. This despicable act is being committed during the most difficult times for American workers, when 90 million working age Americans are completely out of work force, 14 million sit on unemployment, 11 million are on bogus disabilities using those as long term unemployment and 9 million working part time, as they can’t find full time jobs and when the Social Security funds are de facto bankrupt due to unfunded obligations.

Well, you can recall corrupt congressmen and senators. State constitutions allow it.  There were only 2 decisions against the recall and those decisions made as much sense as decisions claiming that the citizens cannot seek declaratory relief on eligibility of a candidate. Keep in mind, just as there are corrupt politicians, corrupt congressmen, senators and presidents, there are plenty of corrupt judges, who come up with bogus decisions in order to keep the regime going. Sadly in NJ the people who started the drive to remove from office Senator Menendez, stopped and did not finish the job. The Court of Appeals ruled in their favor, but 4 out of 6 judges   of the Supreme court of NJ ruled against them and did not provide any legitimate basis for the decision. The tea party group that conducted the drive was supposed to go to the Supreme Court of the U.S. and also start a petition drive to remove from office 4 judges of the Supreme court of NJ, who violated their oath of office and violated the Constitution of both the state of NJ and the U.S. Constitution. Leaders of petitions drives should learn from the mistakes made previously and proceed with the drive to recall their senators and congressmen who are voting for the mega amnesty.

If you are willing to work on the recall of corrupt congressmen and senators in your state, please write to me at orly.taitz@gmail.com. Please, put in the heading “recall corrupt senators and congressmen”. (I get a lot of e-mails and heading helps me identify important ones). If you did not hear from me, it means that there was some tampering with the e-mail, call me at 949-683-5411 or post a comment on this blog. Corrupt senators need to know that they cannot commit treason with impunity. We got their number, we’ll go after them and ultimately throw them out of office and will seek their prosecution for subversion of the U.S. immigration laws, for subversion of the U.S. territorial sovereignty by aiding and abetting massive invasion of millions of illegals.

From recallthetraitors.blogspot.com

Do not let any state legislator tell you that you cannot recall senators or congressmen.  Only two state courts have decided this, Idaho and New Jersey, which do not apply to other states.  In both cases the reasoning was weak and specious.  The Idaho court said that the law was unconstitutional because it would constitute a new “qualification” for office in addition to age, residency and inhabitancy, the existing stated qualifications in the U.S. Constitution.  This reasoning is weak and a poor crutch for other states.In NJ Chief Justice Stuart Rabner wrote “The court finds that … the federal Constitution does not allow states the power to recall U.S. senators.”  This is odd because in fact the Constitution explicitly allows, by not disallowing (“prohibiting” in the Tenth Amendment,) the states the power to recall US senators and congressmen.

“The powers not…prohibited…are reserved to the States…or to the people.”

The states’ right to recall is even more firmly anchored in the document antecedent to the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, which states:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.That  to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving  their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any  Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of  the People to alter or to abolish it…  —  Declaration of Independence as originally written by Thomas Jefferson, 1776.”

The Supreme Court declared in 1897:

The Constitution is the body and letter of which the Declaration of Independence is the thought and the spirit, and it is always safe to read the letter of the Constitution in the spirit of the Declaration of Independence.

The Constitution itself connects itself to the Declaration of Independence by dating itself from the date of the Declaration of Independence, thereby showing clearly that it is the second great document in the government of these United States and is not to be understood without the first.

The Constitutional includes provisions for the expulsion of a member from either House by a vote of other members.  It would be absurd to  conclude that the Founders, who reserved all rights to the people including the right to “abolish” the government, and who held that all governance was only by “consent of the governed,” intended for congressmen to be more  responsible to their colleagues than to the people they represent.  If members of the Congress can expel members, their own constituents certainly can, given properly constructed recall laws.

“Properly constructed” should be taken to mean of gravity and import.  Being a member of Congress should not be a popularity contest.  But when it comes to questions of Constitutional import, these are questions which properly revert back to the people and the states.  These are questions to be resolved in properly designed recall legislation.

18 states presently have recall laws: Alaska, Arizona, California,  Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota,  Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island,  Washington and Wisconsin.  In some of these states federal officials are excluded, but not in others.  States without recall laws would need them passed in the state legislatures, which boils down to lobbying state representatives and senators hard.

State representative and assembly districts are small and can be run for easily by ordinary citizens with little money.  They are a tiny fraction of the size of a congressional district and can be door-knocked in a few months.  State senators and representatives seeing challenges coming over their stand on the federal recall issue are more likely to get on the side of the people.

Almost as importantly, active recall drives and drives to pass new recall laws over the NDAA’s indefinite military detention of American citizens keeps the issue in the fore.  This vital since most people still are unaware of what is taking place.  This will require a long-term, voter to voter education campaign for which recall can serve as the vehicle.  “Why would you want to recall old Senator So-and-So?” – your neighbors will ask.  Wait until they find out.

Here is one possible model recall law to present to your state representatives, just change the name of the state it is will serve as a first draft.

[MODEL RECALL LAW, WASHINGTON STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I.]

Here is an excellent link to state house contacts and your state representatives:
https://www.ncsl.org/?tabid=17173

Be sure to study this short history of the federal recall, written by an attorney, as well as the other links here, so you can be ready to knock down your state representative’s arguments that senators and congressmen cannot be recalled:“Recalling US Senators and Congressmen.”

Finally don’t forget to join the Facebook “Recall Every Congressman Who Voted for the NDAA” The Internet will be a powerful tool for different states to communicate with each other and share information and advice.

Power now reverts back to the states, since the federal government  has egregiously violated and sought to overturn our “unalienable  rights,” and we must call on our state legislators, who are closest to  us, to recall our federal representatives from Washington who voted for  this.

A Longer View

Taking the longer view of a nationwide wave of recall drives against politicians who have broken their oath to “protect and defend the Constitution,” these are vital to show that the American people will not let this stand and will fight to reclaim our birthrights as Americans in a peaceful and democratic way.  What the congress and the president have done constitutes nothing less than a threat to us and our families, by declaring the authority for what amounts to kidnap, torture, and execution without trial or due process.  We are taking this threat seriously.

But the government’s over-reach into our sacred rights might also finally bring us, at long last, to that national re-examination so long overdue since 9/11, which started the train of federal government usurpation  of basic rights in the name of “security.”  For although George W. Bush declared that the terrorists “hated us for our freedoms,” it was never Al Qaeda which took a vote on the Senate floor to abolish the Bill of Rights, but our very own “domestic enemies” of the Constitution.

That the breath-taking power grab takes place just as a fresh awakening has occurred, taking aim at the corrupting influence of money in our political system, cannot be ignored.  The monied powers which rob the taxpayers of trillions in bailouts for irresponsible business practices have been challenged by Occupy Wall Street.  The connection between this challenge and the attempted usurpation of our rights is hard to know.

Recall drives against a good number of federal elected officials, based on clearly righteous grounds, might open the way to a new responsiveness in our ossified institutions, by shadowing incumbents at re-election time, encouraging resignations, or, perhaps even, prompting the lawmakers themselves to mend their ways, and become true advocates for their constituents rather than for the bags of money which prowl their halls.  It is truly a shame that many of these politicians who had noble entrances into political life, as reformers and mavericks, now conclude these careers as the worst traitors to their sworn oaths that the nation has ever seen.

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