Mike Church Letter To Representative Mark Wright – Louisiana’s Governor John Bel Edwards Must Be Stopped

by Mike Church

UPDATE 3: Since Representative Wright seems to have found this page, I pray he and others will consider the actual FACTS of driving this autocratic tyranny. This is from Swiss Propaganda Research Doctor, please follow each link and verify for yourself, as I have done. You’ll need to install google translate because many of the research papers are written in Italian and German.

UPDATE 2: I have spoken with Representative Wright by phone, or more accurately, I was spoken AT by Rep. Wright, paraphrasing, he made two points.

1. I am not a good person because of the manner in which I published my letter and followup and I am trying to assail his reputation.
2. I am not concerned about the actual cause and this is a publicity stunt. “Good bye.” Click.

I will respond to these claims on Monday’s Mike Church Show but I believe the body of work, hundreds of extra hours researching the Covid-19 subject and reporting actual data, vindicate my motives and intentions and am perfectly comfortable letting readers and listeners make that judgement. A blessed Good Friday!

UPDATE: 4/10/20 Representative Mark Wright has responded and basically said “Citizen, you will OBEY your Federal and State overlords and stop publicly complaining, citizen!” Here’s the response:

Ladies and gentleman, it seems that only The Federalists’s Joy Pullman and I are alarmed by our governor’s autocratic tyrannies and will write-broadcast about it. Below find my letter to Louisiana District 77 State Representative Mark Wright. Mark is my State Representative and I ask him to initiate specific actions against Governor John Bel Edwards. Joy, I implore you and every other citizen alarmed by what can only be described as a controlled demolition of our economy and communities by extension, to write and demand of your LOCAL and STATE representatives similar actions. This is our last chance to peacefully stop this obvious coup.

Dear Representative Wright,

B) Extraordinary Session. The legislature may be convened at other times by the governor and shall be convened by the presiding officers of both houses upon written petition of a majority of the elected members of each house. The form of the petition shall be provided by law. At least seven calendar days prior to convening the legislature in extraordinary session, the governor or the presiding officers, as the case may be, shall issue a proclamation stating the objects of the extraordinary session, the date on which it shall convene, and the number of days for which it is convened. The power to legislate shall be limited, under penalty of nullity, to the objects specifically enumerated in the proclamation. The session shall be limited to the number of days stated therein, which shall not exceed thirty calendar days.

a. free association

b. freedom to worship