Monday January 2, 2023, hosts Jeffrey Wilson and Pat Miletich are joined by independent-newspaper publisher Todd McGreevy. The fifth protected right in the Constitution’s First Amendment is the Petition for Redress of Grievances, and in this episode, several instances of such petitioning are explored. McGreevy asserts that the petition clause is the only right that has not been adjudicated at the Supreme Court level, as evidenced by the dozens of years of effort by Bob Schulz and the We the People Foundation.

The rights for patients to petition for redress when their doctor’s prescription for live saving ivermectin is at the core of the case Dr David Hartsuch filed in Scott County, Iowa.


Link: Iowa Doctor and Former Senator Accuses Boards of Unlawfully Endangering Iowans

Hartsuch also authored this piece about how hospitals are not about patient results, and tied it into the Jerry McGuire film.


Link: The Things We Think But Don’t Say: The Future of Our Business

McGreevy talks about the Brunson vs Congress case that is being reviewed in a January 6, 2023 Conference by SCOTUS. The case is vilified by some as “hopium” and “Q-Anonsense” while McGreevy asserts that US Code does state that if anyone gives aid to an enemy during war, that is treason, and thus makes an office-holder incapable of holding that office (https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2381). The gist of the Brunson case is that over 100 congressional people called for investigations of election fraud in 2021 prior to approving the Electoral College votes — and rigging an election is an act of war. McGreevy asserts that there’s no risk or harm in waiting this one out to see if the effort gains any traction at SCOTUS. More info at www.7discoveries.com.

The ultimate petitioning for a redress of grievances is protesting at the doorsteps of the government offices while they conduct their duties as their oath of office requires. This is what occurred on January 6, 2021, McGreevy asserts. And the story published a year ago in the Reader is reviewed where Pat and four others provided first-hand accounts of what they saw on January 6.

Link: January 6: In Their Own Words — Firsthand Accounts from Five Concerned Citizens Who Were in Washington DC on January 6, 2021