Out of 535 members of Congress, only one has talked about reopening the 911 investigation.

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Ohio Congressman and former Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich is the only current member of Congress to have shown interest in reopening the 911 investigation. He first talked about it in 2007, I believe.
As chair of the Domestic Oversight Subcommittee, he could launch an investigation. It would only last about a week and would focus on only a couple issues, probably the financial aspect, such as the unusual stock activity prior to 911 and maybe tracing the missing money from the WTC basement. But it would be a start. As Mark Felt told Bob Woodward at the start of the Watergate investigation, "follow the money."
For the past two years, Dennis has been involved with the Wall Street bailouts. However, in January he is introducing Privileged Resolutions in regards to the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars.
Together with this, a new 911 investigation may further the cause of ending these wars, since 911 was used as the basis for starting them.
This might be a good time to call his office toll-free and ask him to do this. 1-800-828-0498.

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work for Post Office. Like politics. sports. No involvement in politics, except for occasionally voting, until I got involved in Dennis Kucinich's two Presidential campaigns. Issues of interest: touch screen voting, 9/11 truth. RFID spychips, universal single payer health care and a few others.