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because it hasn't happened. the best you have from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is Arpaio's claim that there is "probable cause" that the PDF might be a forgery.
I guess you've missed other later interviews where Arpaio states there is no doubt anymore that it is a forgery.
I don't suppose there's any chance this big too-doo will be held outside where we can watch them cry, "I'm meell-tiiing." And then disappear into a puddle of water which would evaporate in about nine seconds.
Show me the court certified qualifications of those guys who came up with this new claim in your link. I want to compare them to Reed Hayes qualifications.
what qualifications do you need to work a copier/scanner? the results were based on standard use.
they've put their findings up for peer revue, something hayes has not.
What if our next president is born at 35,000 feet, over the Atlantic; are what if he or she is born on a ship at sea, more than 12 miles out, does it really matter? This is one of those thing in the constitution that is outdated.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both spent a lot of time in France before they were elected. Should they have been disqualified?
What if our next president is born at 35,000 feet, over the Atlantic; are what if he or she is born on a ship at sea, more than 12 miles out, does it really matter? This is one of those thing in the constitution that is outdated.
U.S. law holds that natural persons born on foreign ships docked at U.S. ports or born within the limit of U.S. territorial waters are U.S. citizens. An important exception to this rule is that children born to people who (in line with the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution) are not "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States (e.g. diplomats accredited with the United States Department of State) are not automatically U.S. citizens. Despite a common misconception to the contrary, birth on board a U.S.-flagged ship, airliner, or military vessel outside of the 12-nautical mile (22.2 km/ 13-13/16 st. mi.) limit is not considered to be a birth on U.S. territory, and the principle of jus soli thus does not apply.
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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both spent a lot of time in France before they were elected. Should they have been disqualified?
shhh!!! don't present them with facts. And Jefferson became a naturalized citizen of France before being elected President.
what qualifications do you need to work a copier/scanner? the results were based on standard use.
they've put their findings up for peer revue, something hayes has not.
Well I seem to remember y'all dismissing the copy and image scanning guys that found the document to have serious problems. Remember successful copy imaging scanner expert and scanner business owner Doug Vogt? Wouldn't you say those guys are just as reliable as these guys in your link? How about Karl Denninger, the former CEO of MCSNet?
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