I couldn’t be silent, so I returned to the chamber where I once
served as Speaker.
Friend,
Our Founding Fathers deeply distrusted judges.
THEY WARNED THAT THE LAWYER CLASS – IF GIVEN UNBRIDLED POWER –
COULD UNDERMINE AND DESTROY FREE SOCIETY.
And now, nearly 250 years later, the cautionary words of Thomas
Jefferson have come back to haunt us… _Our Free Republic teeters on
the brink of judicial tyranny._
The notion that unelected lawyers can micromanage the executive branch
and override a commander-in-chief who received 77.3 million votes
should trouble every American.
THIS IS POTENTIALLY A COUP D’ÉTAT BY JUDGES.
_IN THESE TROUBLING TIMES, I RETURNED TO THE CHAMBER WHERE I ONCE
SERVED AS SPEAKER AND TESTIFIED BEFORE THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE._
I offered testimony on the left-wing judicial coup taking place in
America and the impending constitutional crisis that will ensue if
these rogue judges are not stopped.
THAT’S HOW DIRE THIS SITUATION HAS BECOME.
The People’s House MUST rein in these out-of-control judges and save
our Republic before it’s too late.
The legislative and the executive branches have the constitutional
right and power to put an end to judicial tyranny before it consumes
our Republic.
I provided my testimony. But now, the most important testimony will
come from Americans like YOU.
_At a time when the will of the American people is under attack, it
has never been more important for the public to speak out against the
threat posed by rogue district judges seeking to undermine voters._
PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE PETITION CALLING FOR THE PEOPLE’S HOUSE
TO PUT AN END TO JUDICIAL TYRANNY BY ROGUE LEFT-WING JUDGES.
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Newt Gingrich
_Former Speaker of the House_
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