Toro
Diamond Member
LOL! That was 10 days ago, Skippy! The bill has already been re-routed and tweaked and is unexpected to go for a full vote and pass! What, did you think - that there were only less than a dozen people in the Arizona congress?! Moron! LOL!
And it is "unexpected to go for a full vote?"
Thus far, you have shown yourself to be bereft of information to back up your claims, re: 45%-60% of Americans are birthers & Rasmussen is the most accurate pollster. So I have created a thread to track all the state birfer bills. Instead of posting unsubstantiated and incorrect opinion, post something meaningful. Thus far, the bill that you said would get passed in Arizona was killed in committee. So the onus is on you to back up your claim. Post something, anything, that tells us the bill will pass in Arizona.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/conspiracy-theories/156813-the-birfer-state-law-tracking-thread.html
I scanned the Arizona legislature web page for birth certificate bills but couldn't find anything that was reintroduced into the Legislature.
http://www.azleg.gov/bills.asp
This is what two Republican Senate Judiciary Committee Members said about the bill, from the link above.
"I think it's inappropriate for the state of Arizona to establish its own criteria for a federal office that goes beyond what the (U.S.) Constitution requires," said Sen. John McComish, R-Phoenix. And Sen. Adam Driggs, R-Phoenix, said this could create a situation where each of the 50 states would be screening presidential candidates using different standards.
BTW, how does a bill that is defeated in committee get passed?
Last edited: