The verification letters were only presented to two secretaries of state. One made a decision to keep Obama on the ballot without actually reading the letter. The other state didn’t need the letter for an official purpose other than to file it with meeting papers. It wasn’t germane toward keeping Obama on the ballot. No “statement” was used to put Obama on any state ballot. Thanks for resorting to a typical circular logic argument.
The fact remains that the Certified Letter of Verification from the Hawaii state Registrar verified 12 specific data points that the Arizona Secretary of State had requested be verified.
http://www.azcentral.com/12news/Obama-Verification.pdf