Calling About Russia's Involvement

[bridgetmkennitt]

There's a new breaking action from the "We're His Problem Now" Calling Sheet, on the Weekly Call To Action tab. Ten members of the electoral college have requested a full intelligence briefing on Russia's involvement in the election. I called my Senator and Representative and left a voicemail, but when I tried to call Director Clapper, I just got a busy signal.


I’m --- ----, a constituent calling about the CIA’s assessment of Russia’s influence on the election. I urge [Senator/Representative] to support the ten members of the Electoral College who requested a full intelligence briefing on the matter. Ask [Senator/Representative] to publicly demand that the CIA grant the electors’ request and immediately provide a full intelligence briefing. Our electors speak for the American people. In order to do that fairly, they need to know whether Trump was indeed chosen by the people or whether their votes were overruled by Russian interference. Please urge [Senator/Representative] to issue a statement immediately


*I took out a 'yesterday' in the script because that might not be correct anymore.

Comments

[lynnenne]

Here is the link to the original letter written by the state electors:

https://extranewsfeed.com/bipartisan-electors-ask-james-clapper-release-facts-on-outside-interference-in-u-s-election-c1a3d11d5b7b#.xod6mcmqe

More than 30 electors have now signed (although only one of them is from a red state).

[redbird]

It's worth checking your representatives' web pages, if you have the energy: I'm in Katherine Clark's district (Massachusetts) and got to tell her staffer that I was calling to thank her for her statement, rather than to ask that she make one.