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Dear Reprentative/Senator xxxxxxx:

Dear Legislator Name:

You and some of your colleagues have rightfully expressed dismay over the unconstitutional, unauthorized actions committed by our governor.  You, as legislators, pursuant to your oaths, must use solid constitutional positions to overcome the overreaching, draconian, possibly “legal”, but not lawful, actions taken by the governor.  In most states, the state Constitution grants the authority for so-called “emergency powers” to the legislature, not the governor and must be based on a real, factually based, demonstrable emergency.  Not so in Maine. The passage of Title 37-B effectively grants those emergency powers to Maine’s governor.

Further, such “emergency powers” cannot deprive citizens of their inherent, guaranteed rights and due process of law.  All legislation must be passed by the legislature and be constitutionally compliant, specific to the Bill of Rights, or that legislation is not law, not binding upon the people; thus, not enforceable upon the people.  The governor has no legislative authority whatsoever.  Therefore, the governor has assumed powers not specifically delegated to her in the Constitution, thus, she stepped outside the limited, delegated scope of her lawful duties and authority.  Further, the governor’s actions, pursuant to her oath, are unconstitutional, violate the inherent rights and due process of law guaranteed to the people of Maine, all of which violations are a matter of public record.

One of the most heinous acts ever perpetrated by government upon the people is economic violence, and that is exactly what Governor Mills has done through her harmful, damaging unconstitutional orders.  All Americans are guaranteed the right to life, liberty and property, which cannot lawfully be taken from them except through due process of law. 

The governor and the state of Maine have provided no due process whatsoever to the people they theoretically serve therefore, as stated above, the unconstitutional actions of the governor are lawfully null and void, absent any lawful force and effect, thus not binding upon the people.  The governor has denied its citizens the right to earn a living, the right to sustain oneself and one’s family, the right to work and the right to operate businesses, all of which have egregiously harmed the people of Maine and the state itself. 

All of this was done on a very questionable “health threat” whose actual harm has been far, far less than the “experts” and politicians claimed.  Some well-respected doctors call this entire shutdown unnecessary, based upon a so-called “virus” which has never been properly isolated and identified.  They question the lack of good science concerning this entire debacle and the medically unsound quarantine of healthy people in their homes.  For the governor to do what she did, based upon a likely fraud, amounts to criminal actions against the people of Maine and she is directly responsible and must be held accountable for her actions.

Either the national Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land, or the American governments are nothing but frauds.  At this very crucial time, legislators who will support and uphold the Constitution(s) against unconstitutionally assumed authority and unconstitutional actions, must hold the governor, and those who support her, in violation of the Supreme Law, in perjury of her oath, in denial of inherent rights and due process secured in the Constitutions, then, lawfully remove her from office pursuant to the self-executing Sections 3 & 4 of the 14^th Amendment to the national Constitution. 

Whenever there is a constitutional violation, there is always a constitutional remedy and Sections 3 & 4 of the 14^th Amendment provide this remedy.  Those legislators, who support and lawfully enforce this constitutional position and remove the governor for her unconstitutional actions, act in the best interests of the people of Maine.  Those legislators who would oppose such actions, pursuant to their oaths, publicly support the unconstitutional actions of the governor, therefore aid and abet them, thus, declaring themselves to be domestic enemies masquerading as public officers. 

Long ago, Jefferson warned us to oppose all enemies of this Republic, both foreign and domestic.  As Cicero said, the enemy within is more insidious because of his surreptitious nature.  Jefferson also said that the people have the right to alter or abolish unjust government.  Nothing is more unjust than a government that deprives its people of their inherent constitutionally guaranteed rights and due process of law.  Such actions are not only heinous, but are emblematic of tyrannical dictatorial nations, an ugly reality which is fast becoming America, unless you, as a representative of the people, and the people, themselves, take lawful effective action to stop these crimes against we the people.

Attached below is a constitutional remedy for tyrannical constitutional violations which have been sent to various sheriffs around the state who have stated they will not enforce unconstitutional orders and have been asked to interpose to protect Maine citizens.   The question is obvious:  will the Maine Legislature honor the Constitutions, honor their oaths, honor the people of Maine and remove a governor who wars against the Constitution and the people she was elected to serve, or not? 

America is watching.

Sincerely,
Your Name and City

attach: For Sheriffs and the Maine Legislature

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For Sheriffs and the Maine Legislature

Sheriffs, upon complaints by committed American Citizens in their jurisdictions who file against public officers who have violated and perjured their oaths in any manner, specifically, by voting for unconstitutional legislation and/or initiating unconstitutional “executive orders” and “emergency powers”, should arrest those identified by complainants. 

The American people are guaranteed life, liberty and property which cannot be lawfully taken from them except through due process of law.  Any legislative action, as well as any so-called “executive orders” and “emergency powers” that deprive the American people of their constitutionally-guaranteed due process and inherent rights, are null and void, without any lawful force and effect whatsoever, are not binding upon the people, and are not lawfully enforceable upon the people.

Further, the unconstitutional actions by the public officers invoke the self-executing Sections 3 & 4 of the 14th Amendment, by which the errant public officers immediately VACATED their offices upon the commission of their crimes against the people and the Constitution(s), and forfeited all benefits thereof.  Their actions demonstrate that they are domestic enemies to the people and to America, and thus must be immediately removed from office pursuant to constitutional requirements.  Jefferson warned us to oppose all enemies of this Republic, both foreign and domestic.  Domestic enemies who routinely violate the Constitution(s), due process, their oaths, and the rights guaranteed to the people, have already lawfully vacated their offices.  Therefore, they cannot execute any duties of their former offices and they cannot lawfully remain in office and in positions of trust.

With criminal complaints in hand and Constitutional authorities, pursuant to the referenced sections, sheriffs can lawfully arrest the errant public officers and, if necessary, can deputize large numbers of committed Citizens willing to assist the sheriffs to fulfill their Constitutional duties on behalf of the people and their Constitutions.

I urge the County Sheriffs of Maine to uphold our Constitutions and lawfully arrest any errant public officers so identified, to include the Governor so that Constitutional order can be brought back to Maine citizens. If the Maine Senate President and House Speaker should reconvene the Legislature for the sole purpose of starting Impeachment proceedings under Maine Constitution, Art IX, Section 5, Removal by Impeachment, against Governor Mills, I expect full support by the County Sheriffs of Maine in carrying out these actions.

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