A segment on Al Sharpton’s MSNBC show deriding the findings of Maricopa
County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s investigation of Barack Obama’s presidential
eligibility shows the White House fears coming revelations, according
to WND senior writer Jerome Corsi.
Corsi, who has probed Obama’s eligibility for four years, said “it’s obvious that the White House is scared.”
The segment by Sharpton on his daily “PoliticsNation” show April 27 was an attempt to get out ahead of the news, Corsi said.
The White House is “front-running the story, putting it out through a
surrogate trying to ridicule Arpaio’s investigation, because they know
how much damage he is about to do to the president,” he said.
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5 comments:
Ya think the truth might finally get some traction?
I hope Sharpton continues to run his mouth about this. Ironically, it may be what purges this Fraud Obama and the rest of his socialist sycophant propagandists out power.
Omg.I cant believe I'm gonna say this but...
For the first time I actually care and or agree with his mouthy racist butt.
11:39 The birth certificate has been proven to be false this should make you wonder why? Obama has spent millions keeping his history under wraps this should also spark some curiosity. Maybe you should put the country ahead of your racial beliefs.
11:39- Then where ARE the documents that prove this "man" is eligible to be the POTUS? Or even went to school, lived, learned, and/or taught where he claims he did?
Why would anyone defend someone trying to put down anyone who simply wants to know and have proof of the same things other politicians are made to show all the time? Why is Barry above anyone else?
Is anyone else out there tired of hearing about the eligibility issue? And that is coming from a person who believes President Obama has done great harm to our country. Sheriff Joe, if you have indesputible proof, show us. Otherwise, shut up. And I admire the sheriff...
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