Joan Lipinski

Yes. So I went to Washington last week and I took a whole packet with me. I put an agenda together. I had a meeting with Senator Cruz's office. I went to his office. I couldn't get a personal visit with him, but I was able to go to a coffee that he had where his staff was there, and I did get to meet him.

So I got to sit down with his staff, and I had my packet of her clemency paperwork and what's happening and just a brief description of why I was there. And I was fighting for her life. I'm fighting for her being now being disabled. I'm fighting for prisoner rights because they don't understand how bad things are in there. We've got no leader right now of the BOP.

So I got to sit down with his staff, and I had my packet of her clemency paperwork and what's happening and just a brief description of why I was there. And I was fighting for her life. I'm fighting for her being now being disabled. I'm fighting for prisoner rights because they don't understand how bad things are in there. We've got no leader right now of the BOP.

So I got to sit down with his staff, and I had my packet of her clemency paperwork and what's happening and just a brief description of why I was there. And I was fighting for her life. I'm fighting for her being now being disabled. I'm fighting for prisoner rights because they don't understand how bad things are in there. We've got no leader right now of the BOP.

A lot of the wardens have resigned. The leadership is lacking. And the treatment within the facility is just inhumane. So I got to sit down and really have a long talk with his legislative aide. And he was like, I really appreciate you letting me know this. He said, I had no idea.

A lot of the wardens have resigned. The leadership is lacking. And the treatment within the facility is just inhumane. So I got to sit down and really have a long talk with his legislative aide. And he was like, I really appreciate you letting me know this. He said, I had no idea.

A lot of the wardens have resigned. The leadership is lacking. And the treatment within the facility is just inhumane. So I got to sit down and really have a long talk with his legislative aide. And he was like, I really appreciate you letting me know this. He said, I had no idea.

I think if you take any message away from this at all, they are involved in so many different things that if you have 10 people that go and talk to the same person about the same issues, that's where you start having an impact. And when you start having more people, like 100 people or 1,000 people that are complaining about the same thing, then you start getting people's ears.

I think if you take any message away from this at all, they are involved in so many different things that if you have 10 people that go and talk to the same person about the same issues, that's where you start having an impact. And when you start having more people, like 100 people or 1,000 people that are complaining about the same thing, then you start getting people's ears.

I think if you take any message away from this at all, they are involved in so many different things that if you have 10 people that go and talk to the same person about the same issues, that's where you start having an impact. And when you start having more people, like 100 people or 1,000 people that are complaining about the same thing, then you start getting people's ears.

Well, then I went from Senator Cruz's office. I went to Rick Scott's office, Senator Rick Scott's office, and dropped the packet off there because I had been in communication with his office. I was not able to get an actual appointment with him. And then I went from there. I went to two other House of Representative offices. And then I went to Senator Greg Stubbe's office.

Well, then I went from Senator Cruz's office. I went to Rick Scott's office, Senator Rick Scott's office, and dropped the packet off there because I had been in communication with his office. I was not able to get an actual appointment with him. And then I went from there. I went to two other House of Representative offices. And then I went to Senator Greg Stubbe's office.

Well, then I went from Senator Cruz's office. I went to Rick Scott's office, Senator Rick Scott's office, and dropped the packet off there because I had been in communication with his office. I was not able to get an actual appointment with him. And then I went from there. I went to two other House of Representative offices. And then I went to Senator Greg Stubbe's office.

And I got to sit down with him personally for 15 minutes and his legislative aide, who is responsible for this type of thing.

And I got to sit down with him personally for 15 minutes and his legislative aide, who is responsible for this type of thing.

And I got to sit down with him personally for 15 minutes and his legislative aide, who is responsible for this type of thing.

That was my best conversation. At that point, the clemency was filed, but we had no record that it had been received. So they were going to look into that. They were going to talk to people at the office of pardon, find out what options we might have to move forward, see if we can get her paperwork to anybody specifically.

That was my best conversation. At that point, the clemency was filed, but we had no record that it had been received. So they were going to look into that. They were going to talk to people at the office of pardon, find out what options we might have to move forward, see if we can get her paperwork to anybody specifically.

That was my best conversation. At that point, the clemency was filed, but we had no record that it had been received. So they were going to look into that. They were going to talk to people at the office of pardon, find out what options we might have to move forward, see if we can get her paperwork to anybody specifically.

They have a pardon czar who was pardoned by President Trump, who's in charge of pardon, but they don't even know if she's in Washington or where she's at. I've tried to reach out to her. I've reached out to her organization that she personally had. I got word of who might be the next head of the Bureau of Prisons.