My letter to Senator Tills

Senator Tillis,

After watching the House of Representatives hearings and Senate trial, I fully believe it is apparent that the case has been adequately made for you to vote in favor of subpoenaing relevant witness testimony. It will be duly noted with your constituents, which way you vote, in the upcoming Senate Elections in November.

As a registered Independent for the past 30 years, your vote will be the tipping point in my decision to continue or not, having you represent me and the State of North Carolina in the upcoming 117th Congressional Class. The American people have the right to hear all relevant witness evidence associated with congressionally approved monies, provided by the taxpayers, to support foreign governments in exchange for an investigation into a political opponent.  

It is also fair to note that your salary of $174,000.00, paid by your constituents, is over 3 times the North Carolina average wage of $51,758*. Your victory in 2014 over the incumbent was by 35,608 votes out of 2,915,281 or 1.5% of the total votes in our state. Not a wide margin by any means. As your employer, we the people, have the right to hear all the facts from relevant witnesses and will hold you accountable in the next election for your compliance or not to adequately respect your Constitutional Oath to "do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws".  

As a first term Senator up for re election, you should understand that when other pertinent information becomes public, which is happening everyday, your vote will be cemented in the history of our country. As a person that spent 6 months working among the heroes of 9/11 at Ground Zero, I will quote, " We Will Never Forget".

Thank you for your time and I will look forward to your ethical decision to accurately represent the majority of the people of this great nation and vote in favor of subpoenaing witness testimony.  

Sincerely,
Merriweather Girl (real name redacted)
North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District

* https://files.nc.gov/nccommerce/documents/files/County-average-wages_Dec...