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Date: Sun, 30 Mar 1997 21:43:08 -0800
To: Lars Olsson <olsson@eskimo.com>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: "state Citizens cannot vote"

The qualifications for serving in the House, 
Senate, and White House have never been
repealed, or amended.  Thus, their meaning
is the same now, as it was then (1787).  The term
"United States" in those provisions means
"States United".  See People v. De La Guerra,
40 Cal. 311, 337 (1870), argument for 
Respondent.  De La Guerra was a judge who
signed the California Constitution into law.

If state Citizens cannot elect their 
representatives in the Congress, this is
a clear and present violation of the 
Guarantee Clause, notwithstanding the
legal or illegal origins of the current
corporate "States".  See the Supremacy Clause
for the last word on this question;  this
provision has never been amended or repealed
either!  

Think about it.

/s/ Paul Mitchell



At 04:30 PM 3/30/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Paul,
>
>It would appear that this may be entirely correct.
>With the presence of several states, i.e.
>
>State of Washington (the constiturional republic)
>and
>Washington aka STATE OF WASHINGTON aka Washington State (something else)
>and perhaps aka WA, but the last one may be a third entity, entirely 
>within federal scope only.
>
>Why should someone claiming to belong to one, partake in elections in the 
>other. Are there elections held in the republic anymore?
>
>The seal of the State of Washington, I located a good one in a book from 
>1906 is different from the one in common usage. The change appears to 
>predate the Buck Act. In other books, 1926, the current one is already 
>available. I have also documented current usage of the 'old' seal. 1996.
>
>It appears that a lot hinges on the application of jurisdiction.
>
>Lars.
>
>
>
>

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