Arizona electors cast votes for Romney, question Obama's citizenship
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Republican Party Chairman Tom Morrissey and John Rhodes, sign Electoral College papers casting their vote for Mitt Romney. Both men, along with a third of Arizonan's 11 electors, said they have doubts about President Obama's birth certificate and his right to serve. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
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phxvato1202 posted at 8:21 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
typical moronic hick republicans whose hate for the color black or brown cannot let them see what so many others can. Hey morrissey you lost, get over it. amazing how arizona gop keep making arizona the laughing stock of the USA.
OldGuy61 posted at 8:26 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
I would like to officially apologize for the idiots that run this state!! They lost and lost big time. They need to get over it. If they are trying to figure out why they lost, maybe they should just listen to themselves for a while.
bblade50 posted at 8:30 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
The only way these and most Teaparty/GOP are to believe is if they were there at the time of birth. Hairless Trump would still not believe even if he was there..
What these and most Teaparty/GOP don't get is there are more important matters to address than this like the budget, any and all gun control, protecting the poor while creating jobs. These are the important things to the American people and to the country.
dustbowl11 posted at 10:46 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
Does Morrisey really believe that Arpaio's birth certificate investigation was a valid use of the sheriff's time? Even while multiple child molestations went uninvestigated? What a morally bankrupt party he heads.
Accuracy posted at 11:22 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
Howard Fischer commented: “Ascoli said he gives great weight to inquiries conducted by Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio who sent an investigator and a member of his volunteer posse to Hawaii to see what they could find.”
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These comments, about the Arizona Electors that question Barack Obama birth certificate, comes a week after Dr. Orly Taitz (an attorney and dentist) from Rancho Santa Margarita, California filed a lawsuit in federal court in Arizona against Vice President Joe Biden and Congress to block Biden from counting the electoral vote.
But, Taitz said that Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and his "cold case posse" investigator Mike Zullo, who investigated Obama's birth records in Hawaii, and deportation officer John Sampson have refused to show up as witnesses in her case. Taitz's suit seeks to block Biden from performing his constitutional duty as president of the U.S. Senate, opening envelopes containing individual state Electoral College votes in front of a joint session of Congress in January.
wiscman posted at 11:23 am on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
I guess Tom Morrissey, head of the Arizona Republican Party, is one of those "Anti-Americans" that Michele Bachmann warned us about. In this country, if you have evidence that someone is doing something illegal, it is up to you to present that information. You are not permitted to make an outrageous charge and demand that the person you accuse prove they didn't do it. That's the way they work in communist and socialist countries. We are a democracy...please act like it!!!
Masterrogue666 posted at 12:31 pm on Tue, Dec 18, 2012.
Gee, wiscman, I'm continually called a racist and/or bigot for my views, but there's truth (OR PROOF) in those statements. Those persons don't care about the LIES they write.