New Mexico candidate ready for 'fight' about eligibility

WND ^ | October 08, 2010 | Bob Unruh

[RobinMasters]

Steve Pearce, a candidate for Congress in New Mexico, says he wouldn't mind being "in the fight" over the issue of Barack Obama's eligibility to be president.

The candidate made the comment in response to a question from a constituent at a public campaign stop, and it is being publicized by Heath Haussamen at the NMPolitics website.

Haussamen used the opportunity to warn that Obama is eligible, is president and a candidate that suggests there still could be unanswered questions would "empower those on the extreme, fringe right who may be willing to resort to violence."

The Haussamen commentary said the comments came at a Sept. 30 meeting in Los Lunas.

A video that was posted on the Huffington Post website reveals a woman asking Pearce for his position on whether Obama is eligible, since an ineligible president would create all sorts of questions about the legitimacy of his actions in office.

Pearce said Obama raised the "most significant questions himself" by talking about his travels to Pakistan as a youth, at a time when travel there by U.S. residents was not easy.

[Red Steel]

“Congressional Candidate Steve Pearce Would Support Obama Eligibility Probe In U.S. Senate.flv”

Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZB5mytlBm3Y

[FroggyTheGremlim]

It seems to me that the easiest way to undo all the damage Obama has done to our country would be to prove beyond doubt his ineligibility.

Then, anything he’s signed, including Obamacare, Supreme Court nominees, stimulus packages, GM and Chrysler takeovers, ... are automatically rescinded.

[Cowboy Bob]

Maybe the Ubama Presidency will be like Bobby Ewing?

[Huebolt]

Any death-bound media outlet like Time, Newsqueak, etc. could make a $BILLION overnight by exposing the illegal alien poser-fraud. (never happen)

[freebird5850]

I so hope to see that day.

[RoadTest]

Even if Barack had been born in the United States, his actions, such as firing Rick Wagoner, would still be illegal.

[Caipirabob]

It seems to me that the easiest way to undo all the damage Obama has done to our country would be to prove beyond doubt his ineligibility. Then, anything he’s signed, including Obamacare, Supreme Court nominees, stimulus packages, GM and Chrysler takeovers, ... are automatically rescinded.

It would be like waking up from a long nightmare.

Honestly, I think it's a legitimate path to pursue in order to undo horrendous damage. They will be some screaming, to be sure, but it will be like music to my ears.

[Tex-Con-Man]

...and as with every Republican who actually wants to get elected, he distances himself from the birther movement...

Pearce said in a prepared statement sent to NMPolitics.net. “Obama’s citizenship is not an issue in this race. He’s the duly elected president and I respect that. This election is going to be determined by who is creating jobs, not blog stories...”

http://www.nmpolitics.net/index/2010/10/pearce-calls-obama-the-%e2%80%98duly-elected-president%e2%80%99/

As reported by the same Heath Haussamen at the NMPolitics website referenced in the article.

[Red Steel]

Pearce said Obama raised the "most significant questions himself" by talking about his travels to Pakistan as a youth, at a time when travel there by U.S. residents was not easy.

Pearce may have backtracked somewhat from his statement, but we know now what he really thinks about Obama's very questionable past. He won't stand in the way after he wins to go after Obama about his lack of natural born citizenship when the time comes.

Tic toc tic toc tic toc....

It's getting closer to that day you Dims who post on FR. You know who you are.

[PA-RIVER]

Obama is like a disease.

2 out of 10 Americans have lost their job since he got his first real job.

I know several who have lost their jobs. It is heart breaking talking to them. They are so upset. They want blood on November 4th.