I am posting a letter I got from a fellow vet. I am posting it so that other veterans may use it as a template or use it for inspiration or use whatever parts they may wish to use:

Rep. @RepMTG I'd like to know what responsibility you have for the election results of

Pennsylvania. You represent Georgia not Pennsylvania. Clearly the answer is none. So why did you choose to object to the election results in Pennsylvania? I can think of three possibilities:

1) You believed the lies of the president and his enablers that the election was 'stolen

that there was widespread fraud and chose to act outside of your responsibility because of this belief. The claims of the election being 'stolen' are unequivocally false. All states certified their elections. If you are unable to discern the facts or accept the facts then you are

unfit to serve and should resign.

2) You understood that the claims of the election being 'stolen' are false. You understood that the election was free and fair and that Joe Biden was legitimately elected and is the legitimate President-elect.

Understanding this you still chose to lend your voice to contesting the election for political benefit. If this is the case you are unfit to serve and should resign.

3) You were convinced by the Republican leadership that you must support the call to question the election and so

signed on to objecting to the Pennsylvania election results. If this is true you have chosen party over your oath to defend the constitution and you are unfit to serve and should resign.
Maybe there are other possible reasons for you to act as you did but I cannot imagine that

any have any validity. You should, therefore, resign.
And the fact that you chose to support the objection to the Pennsylvania election results after the assault and occupation of the Capitol demonstrates a spectacular failure of judgment.

You do have some options for some level of redemption. Come out and make a clear statement that Joe Biden is the legitimate President-elect and call for President Trump to resign or call for his removal by the 25th amendment or impeachment.

Anything less would be to choose tacit alignment with those that tried to overturn a legitimate election. You have a choice as to which side of history you want to be on - the side of democracy, the constitution and the rule of law or the side that lies about the election,

that engages in incitement to violence, with those that perpetrated an attack on Congress, and attempted to overthrow the legitimate election - in a word, to sedition. Where do you stand?

Respectfully,

Marcus Flowers
U.S. Army Veteran
GA14