Finally got a reply from Shea Porter;
Dear Mr. Bogan:
Thank you for contacting my office regarding your concerns with my health care town hall events.
The issue you are referring to was an act carried out by the Federal Protective Service (FPS). It was solely their job to create and enforce security protocol at my health care town hall event held at the Norris Cotton Federal Building. At no time did I signal to have a person escorted out. As an eyewitness reporter from the Union Leader stated in an article on September 3 entitled "Shea-Porter's town hall bad rap," "Shea-Porter did not have Tomanelli ejected. She didn't signal to the officers to have him ejected. She did not make the call. An officer made the call." In addition, attached you will find a statement from Lieutenant William Barry of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, who had attended the town hall meeting in "the capacity of helping out with security for the Federal Protective Service," who also disputes these false claims.
To learn more about current legislation or about my voting record, I invite you to visit the Library of Congress legislative information website (
www.thomas.gov). There, you can find the full text of a bill or a summary, who introduced it and when, who is cosponsoring it, and where it is in the legislative process. I also invite you to visit my website (
http://shea-porter.house.gov) for more information about bills that I have introduced or cosponsored, and for issue updates, position statements, or to sign up for my email newsletter.
Thank you again for contacting my office. It is a privilege to serve you in Washington.
Sincerely,
Carol Shea-Porter
Member of Congress