I believe it is in the best interest of Sheriff Arpaio’s and John Sampson’s campaigns and their good names to show up in court and simply confirm to the judge that what they said in their sworn affidavits is true and correct
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October 18th, 2012 @ 5:40 pm
Can it be true Arpaio conspired with Zullo and Sampson, to defy subpoenas to testify??
Can it be true that Arpaio made a deal with Obama’s “Justice” Department to drop charges against him in exchange for his silence and cooperation protecting Obama?
If that happened, the new Administration (and praying that we get one) must launch an vigorous investigation of public corruption by both Obama’s DOJ and Arpaio.
I thought it was very strange when the DOJ suddenly dropped those charges against Arpaio. Are we seeing Arpaio’s payoff to Obama? I hope, against hope, that this is not true.
If this is not what is happening then someone needs to explain it – now.
I contributed money to both Arpaio and the Cold Case Posse. If Arpaio scammed everyone to sell out our country for his personal benefit, then every donation he collected should be returned. For starters.
October 18th, 2012 @ 6:31 pm
Of course the best thing for both Sheriff Arpaio and John N. Sampson to do for their respective CAMPAIGNS, is to show up in COURT on November 22nd, in Indiana and TESTIFY.
We don’t know the REAL REASON that they are REFUSING to TESTIFY in court.
Is it for a lot of Money, or are they being threatened in anyway?
October 19th, 2012 @ 3:54 am
Isn’t it strange how the Feds suddenly dropped their case against Arpaio? We know from history that when they want to get someone, irrespective of what little evidence they might have,they seldom drop a case and pursue it right into court. We’ve seen how the Obama administration makes deals.