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Attorney Mark Hatfield's Response to Georgia Secretary of StateBrian Kemp About Judge Malihi's Erroneous Decision Article II Super PAC Email Greetings, Kevin Powell and Carl Swensson's counsel, Mark Hatfield, early this morning sent his response to judicial errors of fact and law to Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, in response to Judge Michael Malihi's decision in the Georgia ballot challenge. Click this link to read Attorney Hatfield's response - http://www.art2superpac.com/georgiaballot.html Below is the ending portion of Attorney Hatfield's 6-page rebuttal letter to the Georgia Secretary of State. Read the whole letter! "Please note that the foregoing cited errors, omissions,...

Former senator Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon, whose liberal Republican politics during five terms in Congress made him an increasingly rare breed within his party, and who used his chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee to denounce what he considered the “madness” of excessive defense spending, died Aug. 7 at a care facility in Portland. He was 89. He had congestive heart failure, among other ailments, according to his son Mark Jr. As a young Navy officer during World War II, Mr. Hatfield saw the devastation wrought by atomic warfare in the Japanese city of Hiroshima. That experience, coupled with his...

My, how Georgia’s political winds shift. By last Wednesday, 93 state House members had signed on as co-sponsors to Rep. Mark Hatfield’s so-called "birther" bill, which would make presidential and vice presidential candidates prove their citizenship to make the state’s ballot.

Mark Hatfield Endorses Bush (wow) Mark O. Hatfield: For me, choice for president is clear: Bush As a young Navy officer in World War II, I was one of the first Americans to see Hiroshima after the atomic bomb was dropped in 1945. That experience lives with me today, and it helped to shape the view I held during my public service career: a view that war is wrong in nearly every circumstance. As Oregon's governor, I was the only governor in the nation who refused to sign a statement supporting President Johnson's Vietnam War policy. As a senator, I...

As a young Navy officer in World War II, I was one of the first Americans to see Hiroshima after the atomic bomb was dropped in 1945. That experience lives with me today, and it helped to shape the view I held during my public service career: a view that war is wrong in nearly every circumstance. As Oregon's governor, I was the only governor in the nation who refused to sign a statement supporting President Johnson's Vietnam War policy. As a senator, I joined with Sen. George McGovern in an unsuccessful effort to end that war. I was the...

Ex-Senator Hatfield Hospitalized After Fall Friday September 24, 2004 8:10am Bethesda, Md. (AP) - Former governor and U.S.-Senator Mark Hatfield was hospitalized and is in intensive care with a head injury he suffered after helping to open a building named in his honor in Bethesda, Maryland. A family spokesman said the injuries do NOT appear to be life-threatening. The spokesman said Hatfield, 82, considered the senior statesman of Oregon politics, fell and struck his head in his daughter's home in Bethesda Wednesday evening after attending the dedication of a new National Institutes of Health building. Hatfield was taken by ambulance...