Will GA be next? ConstitutionalTender.com

[nobody's_hero]

Another domino wobbles . . .

http://www.constitutionaltender.com/

(Click the "Georgia Bill" link on the banner at this site to view the .pdf of the bill)

This bill has yet to be introduced. I'm gonna write Tony Sellier and see what he can do to restore some confidence. ;)

If you can send an email or two, especially those of you who are Georgia residents, let's see what we can do to get this one off the ground.

EDIT: Well, I guess it really can't even be considered a "bill" yet, but it is a start.

[nobody's_hero]

Alright, well, the Georgia bill now has a number: HB 430.

Thanks to Banks and Banking Committee member and state representative Bobby Franklin (dist. 43) for introducing it; the bill is available for viewing (see next post).

GA residents, especially:

Please contact your state legislators, inform them that you expect more from them than your lawless U.S. Reps and Senators, and that you want to have a *Constitutional* alternative to our fiat currency if (when) Congress and the Federal Reserve cause it to fail. This bill will need co-sponsors.

Story here:
http://constitutionaltender.blogspot.com/2009/02/gold-silver-bill-introduced-in-georgia.html

[nobody's_hero]

The Georgia Bill has been posted online (Earlier than I first thought):

http://www.legis.state.ga.us/legis/2009_10/sum/hb430.htm

Congrats to Maryland and Missouri, the other two states which have been added to the list of states taking action to advocate sound money.

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