“Maybe he meant March 2017?”
The evidence which the Maricopa County Cold Case Posse investigation has discovered has to be brought forward to either a judiciary or legislative authority willing to take effective action against Obama and his administration. As we have all seen, the state and Federal judiciary are using every judicial and political means available, fair and foul, to deny standing and other qualifications needed to bring such a case to trial. The courts have also at times ruled that the question is a political question not suitable for trial in a court of law. Accordingly, efforts have been made to bring the question and the evidence before the Federal and state political authorities. Governor Jan Brewer and her state authorities have acted to obstruct efforts to present the evidence to a trier of fact in the State of Arizona. Efforts have also been made to take the evidence to the Congress and have the Congress use the evidence to settle the issue. Senator Reid and McConnell have obstructed any and all efforts to secure a hearing of the evidence in the Senate, much less take any action towards settling the question with a Senate trial of a House of Representatives impeachment of Obama. The House of Representatives has some members who encouraged Sheriff Arpaio they would assist him to take action on the evidence, but Boehner and Pelosi have obstructed those efforts as well, making the prospect of an impeachment of Obama an impossible one so long as the Establishment Republicans control the GOP in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Since there is currently no other state of Federal governmental authority available willing to act upon the evidence against Obama and his Administration, the evidence must remain confidential and suspended until there is a governmental authority willing to use it to take effective action. That is why you are not hearing much about the investigation and its evidence. The Congressmen who said they would use Arpaio’s evidence to take action have not kept their promises.
Sessions of the House Of Representatives begin each day with one minute speeches. There has never been a one minute speech on Obama’s eligibility.
Sessions of the House close the day with “Special Orders” speeches where members can speak as long as they like on any subject. There has never been a Special Orders Speech on Obama’s eligibility.
Neither Boehner nor Mc Connell has the power to stop members of their caucuses from addressing Obama’s eligibility if any member wants to discuss the issue.