TO THE EDITOR:
If there was ever any doubt about whether or not John Moolenaar was in favor of throwing out your presidential vote in 2020, it should be obvious that he would have.
Given the chance in the election of 2024, he would do it again if the outcome is not to his satisfaction based on his statement in the Midland Daily News article of July 9 (Moolenaar, Norton Contending for Michigan’s 2nd Congressional District) which stated that “Moolenaar said he ‘absolutely’ stands by his decision to sign an amicus brief in December 2020…in support of a Texas lawsuit requesting that the U.S. Supreme Court invalidate the results of the November 2020 election…”.
Remember, this is not partisan. He supported invalidating your vote, regardless of whether it was Democratic, Republican, or Independent.
Incidentally, you may have noticed that Congressman Moolenaar is contending in the 2nd Congressional District, not the 8th, where he resides.
Unfortunately, neither Congressman Moolenaar nor his opponent are interested in the Jan. 6 hearings for obvious reasons. They don’t want to hear what the leader of the Republican Party had encouraged (at the very least) his rabid followers (more than a handful Mr. Norton) to do at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
TERRY R. GRAF
Midlan
