In former Arizona House Speaker Kirk Adams, eligibility activist Tom
Ballantyne thought he had found a Republican ally who would champion the
Constitution by demanding a congressional investigation into Barack
Obama’s “natural-born citizen” status.
After all, Adams told Ballantyne he was so fierce a defender of the
Constitution that he battled his state’s Republican governor in court to
protect the legislature’s enumerated powers from executive-branch
encroachment.
When it came to investigating Obama’s eligibility, however, Adams – who
is now running for the U.S. House – said he feared Congress standing up
to the chief executive would trigger “a constitutional crisis unlike one
we’ve seen since perhaps the Civil War.”
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Anyone who knows that Government officials committing treason and doesn't want to expose it does not deserve to be a Congressman. That right there shows everyone his true colors. The whole of the 535 he wants to join know so but will not stand up for us, and he wants to be next? F.U., bud.
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