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Recipient: Congress, President of the United States Letter: Greetings SAVE Recipient: Congress, President of the United States Letter: Greetings, Stop Sham 'Start By Believing' Investigations Signatures Name Location Date Edward Bartlett Rockville, MD 2019-03-18 Dennis Johnson Newington, CT 2019-03-18 Jade Davis France Gypsum, CO 2019-03-18 Michelle Simpson Central sc, SC 2019-03-18 William Anderson Frostburg, MD 2019-03-18 Hilary Cunniff Pennington, US 2019-03-18 Bart Crabtree Great Falls, MT 2019-03-18 MaryJean Cromartie Fayetteville, PA 2019-03-18 Stephen Marshall Falls Church, VA 2019-03-18 Norma Fox Norwalk, CT 2019-03-18 Pamela Lightfoot Stafford, VA 2019-03-18 Tracy Gardiner Rosemount, MN 2019-03-18 David Golub Mineola, NY 2019-03-18 Beatriz Chong Fort Lauderdale, FL 2019-03-18 Louis Cox Oklahoma City, OK 2019-03-18 Robert Marshall Debary, FL 2019-03-18 Håken Hveem Hamar, Norway 2019-03-19 Leah Falco Queens, NY 2019-03-19 Karen Renee Ormond Beach, FL 2019-03-19 Betsy York Burke, 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