Just so we are clear - You think Arpaio and his task force are a bunch of Kooks.
That lawfully asking for the Obama birth certificate to be presented to a court under penalty of perjury is damaging to the credibility of the *republicans*. (Not those that do everything in their power to avoid presenting it.)
You think the 2 digit secret service date stamp is legit - that anyone who questions it is a kook. (Even though there is *no* other example.)
You are exactly the type of person that should be expelled from any group that is trying to oppose the socialist/political class that is crushing the USA and its constitution.
Let me be absolutely clear with you. I think the entire birther conspiracy case is ridiculous. And it’s not just me who thinks that, its virtually every serious, reputable conservative. Try to call a constitutional scholar like Mark Levin and get your birther conspiracies on his show, he’ll declare you a big dope and boot you off the air.
Arpaio is someone I still admire for his efforts against illegal immigration, I am sorry he got suckered into the birther nonsense. Sometimes good people get wrapped up in silly causes. In the end though, Arpaio has squat. His investigation produced nothing that convinced a prosecutor or court to buy into any of these birther conspiracies. Other than make the purveyors of it look silly, birtherism will never amount to anything. It’s a joke.
Further, I think you do the conservative movement a disservice by pushing these loopy conspiracy theories. I think after losing a few elections there is a tendency for a small minority in a movement to start gravitating to conspiracies to explain their defeats. That makes it doubly important that sane, serious conservatives call out the conspiracy kooks among us and keep them from staining the conservative movement. Is that clear enough?