CLL NEWSLETTER | ISSUE 5 | MAY 1, 2022

the latest news & upcoming events

Week in Review

Dear Members -- This week we had great successes!!!

Attorney Nicholas C. Rigano, NYS Assemblyman Ed Ra, NYS Senator Anthony Palumbo have brought together 41 Republican NYS Legislators (26 Assembly + 15 Senators) and filed an Amicus Brief To stop Gov Hochul’s continued circumvention of their Legislative power and to support attorney Chad J. LaVeglia’s NYS Supreme Court Win VS. Gov Hochul & NYS DOH regarding 10 NYCRR 2.60, also known as the “Mask Mandate”

CLL had a membership spike this week once the Amicus Brief was made public. Please post the Amicus Brief (below) everywhere or share from our Facebook page -- This is what the CLL voting block can accomplish!!

Margaret Marchand attended an event held in Brooklyn by NYC parents fighting to unmask their toddlers. Restore Childhood hosted and debuted a documentary about what children in NYC lost and are still losing....NYC's Children under 5 years old are still being subjected to masking and denied after school activities and sports if they are not vaccinated.

CLL will continue to work with these organizations to broaden our membership and unite New Yorkers

SPOTLIGHT ON SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS

TUESDAY MAY 17th

FOCUS ON BOARDS OF EDUCATION

The May 17th school district Trustee election is the the single most important BOE election of our lifetime.
There have been extreme groups using smear tactics and going after many candidates that stand for our freedoms and our constitutional rights.
The stakes for our children have never been higher.
The Regulations are all still in effect and CLL researchers found this week that the Regs have changed from a 60 days term back to a 90 day term!! NOT LEGAL
Be sure to vote this year on Tuesday May 17th -- in person or by Absentee Ballot. All eligible registered voters ages 18+ in your Household should VOTE. If you are not sure if you are registered in your school district then call your District Clerk and ask.
Military personnel may use Military Absentee Ballots
Absentee Ballots can be used if an eligible voter is:

Absent from the County on election day
Temporary illness or physical disability
Permanent illness or physical disability
Duties related to primary care of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled
Resident or patient of Veterans Health Administration Hospital
Detention in jail/prison, awating trial, awaiting action by grand jury, or in prison for conviction of a crime or offense which was not a felony

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BOE CANDIDATES

Progressive groups are mobilizing and organizing to take over BOE elections

How can we help??

Financially back your local BOE candidate.
Reach out and offer to canvas your community with them or to stand with them at a public place like the Post Office to meet the community.
Offer to do email and text chains with your contacts supporting their candidacy.
Be vocal!!!
Get Absentee Ballot Applications NOW for anyone you know who can't vote in person on election day

Each of Us Can Make a Difference

Albany politicians listen to the Unions and Lobbyists of special interests groups because they have thousands of members. The Children's Liberty League is non-partisan and working for all New Yorkers to restore their Constitutional rights. We are stronger together and we need big numbers to be heard in Albany. Help us to spread the word and invite all of your friends and family to join. Here's what you can do:

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