February 14, 2014
by Paul R. Hollrah
In recent days I have been drawn into yet another debate over presidential eligibility, as specified in Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution. Given that Barack Obama has occupied the Oval Office illegally for more than five years, without so much as a whimper of protest from most American voters or the mainstream media, some may feel [Read more…]
On Friday August, 12th Pixel Patriot hosted a Skype conference with ex-CIA espionage officer Kent Clizbe, Carl Swensson, Chairman of the Clayton County GOP and Arnie Rosner. Constitutional attorney Mario Apuzzo was scheduled to join in on the call but was unable to attend. The discussion centered around candidate eligibility and the vetting process. Mr. Clizbe agreed that Barack Obama was not vetted in 2008. He explained how there needs to be an “apparatus” in place at the state level to ensure candidates are scrutinized before being placed on the ballot. [Read more…]
by Helen Tansey
Fourteen states, with Republican’s leading the charge, introduced legislation between 2010 and 2011 that went to the heart of voters growing realization that an ineligible candidate and his Party apparatus hoodwinked Secretary’s of State Board of Elections by placing said ineligible candidate on their state ballots who the majority of voters then elected to the most powerful position in the world, the United States Presidency. These 14 states include: Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania (Sept 2011), Tennessee and Texas.
Obviously, as demonstrated by the actions of these Republican state legislators and one Democratic Governor, they share in the over 50 + 1 of voters growing concerns about their state’s utter lack of control over who gains access to their respective state ballots, and by extension their voters and electoral college members, concerning the Presidential/Vice Presidential elections. [Read more…]