Federal Crime Victim Voters Created by Pennsylvania DHS Court Malpractice Plead Obama Intervention

Dear Respected President of the United States Barack Obama; Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Candidates Dan Onorato; Tom Corbett; Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter; Philadelphia District Attorney R Seth Williams; cc: Mr. Eric Holder, United States Department of Justice. There exists a voting constituency of working class student and impoverished families having specialized interests as crime victims created by official corruption fraud civil rights felonies inflicted. We have used free and low cost services of the internet to develop standard access to administrative solutions tools which gather evidence depositions and witness testimony; count victims, measure economy fraud and career theft costs; measure intent culpability or competency of official corruption assailants to responsibly verify document and whistleblow a nationwide Child Slaughter U.S. Economy Fraud Court Reform State of Emergency. Today, September 24, 2010, across the street from Philadelphia Family Courthouse, 1801 Vine Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania we stand beneath the Angels Fountain having faith in Psalm 91 “for He shall give his angels a command concerning you to lift you up lest you cast your foot against any stone” representing 322 families nationwide and 42 Pennsylvania families who beseech our elected officials and those lobbying the interests of candidates to please recognize our quality of life impacting special interests as a voter constituency characterized by State Court Family Division with State Agency DHS with budget crisis compromised Municipality corruption. Contact Roxanne Grinage www.HireLyrics.org email RoxanneGrinage@Yahoo.com Cell Telephone: (229)395-0039 in Philadelphia, PA. Call in Number for participating live HireLyrics is Born To Serve on Blog Talk Radio is 646-200-4377. Listen Download Free Anytime! BlogTalkRadio.com/Born-To-Serve. See Video Journalism at YouTube Channels HireLyrics WhatIsThereLeftToDo RoxanneGrinage and USCPSCourtReform