Surety Bonds Unseating Legislators

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What is a Surety Bond?
As elected official of the government, public officials are required to take the oath of office and have a SURETY BOND to serve the people.

Consequently, they are required to be bonded as a way to hold them FINANCIALLY accountable for their actions.

A Public Official Surety Bond is a written agreement to guarantee their compliance to uphold the law AND to perform their duties as a representative for the community they serve.

Public Official – EVERY elected public official is REQUIRED to purchase a bond no matter what office they hold. Each public official is also REQUIRED to sign an oath to uphold the Constitution of their State as well as the Constitution of the United States for America.

If they do not have a bond, they cannot represent us. They do not want us to know this. Only 10 complaints per legislator needed to unseat an official. A little known secret that they do not want us to know. They have had success in Tennessee with this.