History of a billPosted on | April 8, 2011 | No Comments A few months ago I visited AZ and gave a 3 hour presentation on presidential eligibility. State representative Judy Burges (pictured below ) attended this lecture. Later Judy proposed an eligibility bill, aimed at demanding Obama’s vital records and proving his eligibility. Originally, under pressure of Obama operative Kirstin Cinema bill failed in a committee. I flew to Az again and met with Judy Burges, Representative Rick Gray and Director of legislative affairs for governor Brewer, Michael Hunter. Luckily Mr. Hunter knew who I was, as the first thing he stated, as he entered the room, was “I saw you on TV”. A new striker bill was discussed. I had an opportunity to actually add some provisions in the bill, to make it tighter. One of such provisions, was standing for citizens to challenge eligibility of the presidential candidate. Ms. Burges was able to include this bill as a striker bill, submitted by yet another representative, Carl Seel. Local tea party leaders Jeff Lichter and Kelly Townsend (second picture, sorry couldn’t make it larger) organized heavy lobbying to push the bill through the committees. After daily phone updates, conversations with representatives, lobbying and shaming, the bill passed the committees and the committee of the whole. Today Carl Seel is meeting with Donald Trump to talk about the issue and possibly there will be a press conference on the issue. Most of the work was done behind the scenes. Great thanks and words of appreciation go to people involved: Representative Judy Burges, Mr. Burges, Representative Seel, Jeff Lichter, Kelly Townsend. No matter, what happens in the future, this is history in the making. As an immigrant, who was born in a communist dictatorship, I feel extremely proud and honored to be part of American history
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