Gettysburg - Full Hearing

Senator Doug Mastriano expresses his support for Fulton County Commissioner,  Stuart Ulsh, along with Senator Judy Ward, and State Representative Jesse Topper;  for the Commissioners of Fulton County taking a stance for Election Integrity and the courage not to be bullied by the State in its decision to decertify the Fulton County voting machines.  Senator Mastriano later addresses the issue with Acting Secretary of State, Veronica Degraffenreid at a hearing on August 24, 2021. 

Senator Mastriano led the charge to Gettysburg for Election Integrity.  Now you can go on the  fact-finding mission and help connect the dots by lending an ear to the many distinguished participants at the Gettysburg Hearing on November 25, 2020, who for many risked their livelihood to provide testimony in search of the truth on the 2020 Elections and in the fight to save our Republic.

Senator Doug Mastriano address constituents concerns with Acting Secretary of Health,  Allison Beam and Secretary of Education, Noe Ortega on COVID-19 policies and guidance for the upcoming school year which included the wearing of masks, the effects of masks on school aged children, and the Germany study based on 25,000 children wearing masks for 4.5 hours a day conducted by the University of Witten-Herdecke,  parental rights, and funding issues.  Senate Hearing conducted on 8/6/21. 

Through his opening and closing remarks at the Gettysburg hearing,  one comes to understand why Senator Doug Mastriano began the "fact finding" mission to explore what happened in the Pennsylvania 2020 Elections.  It is simple.  Love of God, love of family, and love of country.   Let's take a listen as Senator Mastriano sets the tone for Election Integrity in Gettysburg, the day before Thanksgiving, on November 25, 2020.  And Yes!   "We will Keep the Republic."