Attorney Orly Taitz sat in the second row of Trump rally at USS Iowa, she provided members of the media with fliers about her October 20, 9th Circuit Oral Argument in Obama-ID fraud case. CBS and Google report on it. Taitz also gave interviews to Estrella.TV in Spanish and an interview to Daily Beast
Posted on | September 18, 2015 | 3 Comments
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September 18th, 2015 @ 4:22 pm
CNN is in full attack mode on this. I pray Trump does not back down.
September 18th, 2015 @ 4:34 pm
While the GOP candidates are out giving speeches and debating. The Progressive/Democrats are out naturalizing new voters. This is a tactic Clinton/Gore used in 1996 & 2000. They targeted LA, SanFran, Chicago, NY, & Miami. How they corrupted the INS and naturalized millions to vote right before the elections!
This is happening AGAIN, Now. They are also planning on releasing many more “voters” from jails and prisons…
must read this and make it go viral:
http://www.cis.org/BookReview-InsideStoryClintonImpeachment
September 19th, 2015 @ 11:32 am
TRUMP campaign should be concerned not only with presidential elections but with all other elections such as into Congress, and local offices. Who is going to vote Republicans? This seems to be counter productive,
A part of this is the fact that all presidential candidates are already sold to their donors, except TRUMP.
The republican candidates for local offices will be sold to lobbyist, such as farmers, and schools, or others.
Therefore, there is a possibility that the next Congress would not have any re-publicans re-elected or elected new. Unless TRUMP campaign take of this matter, Trump might not have much support in Congress, unless there are enough libertarians, constitutional party, and independents, who are prepped to support TRUMP.