FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION AA~e4%~,~C) r .:oa.p THIS IS THE BEIiMI3 OF ,MUR # 6,59 DAIE FILMED CAMERA NO. FmDURAL ELECTXON C0UIXSIXON HOUSe CoIOITTUZ ON SINDARD8 OF OFFXCAL CO ECINrTARY OF STAT - MICHXGAN LECTXONS BIMUU COUNTY AND CITY 3LECTXON CLZR- JURXISDXCTXO --.- 1. The United States Constitution of 1789, Article 1 section title 2 USCS sec. 2b subsection (a) of section 22 of the Act 0 June 18, 1929, entitled "An Act to provide for apportionment of Representatives", notwithstanding. Only an amendment voted upon bf the citizens of the several States can be valued as lawful~j- "#Article six of the United States Constitution declares thdP Constitution is the supreme law of the land." 2. Title 2 USCS section 60 through 270, section 331 through 709. 3. Title 26. 4. Th3 Foderal Election C*paiqn Act of 1971, as uanlee. 100.3 5. The State of Michigan Constitution and election laws. 6. The 1978 Ethics in Government Act. 7. The Batch Act. s. If there is NOT a mandate operating on the Government officials to secure the welfare of the citizenry; then conversely, is there no mandate on the citizenry to preserve the welfare of the Government and its officials? 2NDCOMMI ANEND~m 1. In Reno, Nevada recently, a Federal Judge was ua-oer m- imsly taken off the Bench because he refused to entertain the petition of an I.R.S. agent for an order taxing the income the sgirls" were generating out on the Ncat ranch". C 2. There is no record of U.S. Representative John Dingell paying a tax on the income he generated doing the sam thing to Congressional Bank when kited 48 chocks. 3. Members of Congress wrote 8,331 bad personal checks. &nd their "$exclusive" House Convenience Bank covered every single one without imposing any penalties or Federal or State income tax. Of these 581 were for $1000 or more--and some of these bad cheocks weore for over $10,000. 4. Other income not declared by U.S. Representative John Dingell and 300 other members of Congress were discovered to have been delinquent in paying their meal bills at their posh House Restaurant. Unpaid meal tabs in 1991 got up to $300,000. And some of these unpaid meal bills were five years old! This is taxable incoe, both Federal and State. On other hand, the Konorable Congressman can stay in character and blatantly declare, "that was just a small bribe, and not taxable.", 5. It is alleged that Congressman John D. Dingell when preparing his Statement of Candidacy listed as his resident address as 27149 Winchester, Trenton, Michigan, 4S103. 6. The Detroit area telephone book for 1991-1992 lists John Dingell for Congress located at 5467 Schaefer, Dearborn, Michigan which indicates doception in the least. 7. It is alleged that John D. Dingell represented to 3,713 citizens of Wayne County, prior to 5/5/92, that he resided at 27149 Winchester in Trenton, Michigan on his petitions for a place on the ballot which were reviewed by Michigan glections Bureau. 8. Michigan Doll Telephone Company advises to an inquiry that the same John D. Dingell resides at 5467 Schaefer in Dearborn, Michigan. 9. A physical investigation of the 27141 Winchester address revealed by the Trenton and Brownstown Police departments that this location, a condominium, kitty corner from the auda Plant, is in Brownstown Township, Michigan. 10. The Ameritech White pages telephone book for 1992-1993 for the Trenton and Downriver area does NOT list John D. Dingell nor his residence nor his phone number. 11. The Trenton City Clerk advises to an inquiry that John D, CN Dingell is HM registered to vote in the City of Trenton, Michigan. a12. The Brownstown Township Clerk advises to an inqiry that John C1% D. Dingell IS registered to vote in Brownstowm Township, ichigam. CD 13. It is suggested that the Michigan Elections Comission sbould calibrate their information with the Michigan Bell Tlq6e Compay, the Trenton and Brownstown Water Departments, the Detroit Edison Company, the Michigan Motor Vehicle Department, Driver's License Division and the Detroit Free Press. 14. It is alleged that John D. Dingell's resideno. in Trenton or (Dearborn, Wayne County, Michigan, falls into the same category as Mr. Dingellts license to practice law in the State of Michigan; both are none existent. 15. It is alleged a person's legal residence must be viewd as described in Black's Law dictionary; "Bodily presence and the intention of remaining in place, to settle, the fact of abode and the intention of remaining, and is a combination of acts and intention." What John D. Dingell purports to be doing must be regarded as a sham and a fraud upon the citisens and officials of the State of Michigan and the United States Constitutional Government. Robert Burns, the English poet, said, "0 what a tangled web, we weave." 16. It is alleged that John D. Dingell has not fulfilled the intent and Kr. Dingell's acts are inconsistent with the requirmients of residency at the present time period. 17. It is alleged that John D. Dingell resides in the Washington, D.C. area where his current children go to school. 1. It is alleged that John D. Dingell has abandoned his constituency and supports 0big business." It is a fact that General Motors has lost several hundred thousand jobs during the past 10 years while John D. Dingell has boon in Congress for 37 years. 19. incumbent Congressman John D. Dingell appeared on National Television on June 25, 1992, Thursday and June 26, 1992, Friday on the Major television networks, ABC, NBC and CBS; while his opponents, candidates in the current election campaign, were denied equal access to major media exposure. 20. Congressman John D. Dingell was interviewed on Public Broadcasting during the same time period for the purpose of touting Dingell as the next speaker of the Mouse without equal time given, candidates in the current election capaign. 21. These Congressman like the unlicensed, unregulated Judges claim OYAL IMMUNITY. Article X, section 10, the Constitution of -the United States, to the contrary, notwithstanding. all cia FOR arxuv 1. It is suggested that the Michigan Attorney A0eeral borrow som0 C investigators from the Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney's Offloo to assist the Secretary of State Riohard 3. Austin in the interet of preserving the "purity" of elections. 2. If in fact, the appropriate governinnt agencies rule John D. nDingell does not qualify to have his a am on the ballot in Miohigan, as in Michigan resident, the vigilant Attorney er Frank J. Kelley should enjoin the Seretary of State and the Wayne County Uloction Comission to expunge John D. Dingell0s name from the ballot, if in fact it is found that John D. Dingell has practiced a fraud on the people which is a felony equally reprehensible as "kiting chocks in the U.S. Mouse Bank. 3. It is suggested that an investigation should be made to remove broadcast licenses of the Major television networks previously mentioned including local newspapers, for abridging the equal rights and the trust of impartiality to media access as is the opponent Candidates Constitutional Right under the election laws. 4. It is requested that the Dingell petitions to be put on the ballot be reviewed for adherence to the Sloction laws and for accuracy and consistency and adherence to "residency requiremento 0 S of the comon law." S. VO1'tRS would be good to hold in their mumry on oleotico Gay that the rewards generated by VOTIWO for gMsx caiuin- for U OYVZ C so people of good faith would be adwiod of the anele t gospel, 9]As you so, so @hall you reap, Federal Xleotiom omr up protestations, notwithstandinq. 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