Tuesday, April 30, 2024

Joe Arpaio Says He’ll Revive Trump’s Debunked Obama ‘Birther’ Theory if Elected to Senate

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*Republican Senate candidate and former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio says he will resume his campaign challenging the legality of former President Barack Obama’s birth certificate if he is elected to the Senate.

In remarks first reported by Right Wing Watch, Arpaio told a roomful of supporters in Arizona why he has remained silent about his accusations pertaining to Obama’s birthplace while campaigning.

“I don’t talk about it anymore, until I become a U.S. senator. … So I’m kind of dropping that right now,” Arpaio told the Western Conservative Conference in Phoenix.

“But I’m going to tell you something,” Arpaio continued, “One hundred percent we proved that’s a fake document. One hundred.”

According to The Hill, Arpaio is running as a supporter of Donald Trump in the Arizona Senate race to replace retiring Sen. Jeff Flake (R).

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Arpaio concluded a years-long investigation into the supposed forgery of Obama’s birth certificate in 2016, declaring that he had found evidence proving the document was fake. 

“This investigation was never about where President Obama was born,” Arpaio said at the time. “We were going to investigate a government possible forged document.”

In January, Arpaio told a news station he wanted Congress to investigate presidential birth certificates.

“I’m going to tell you again that that document is a forgery document,” Arpaio told WABC in January. “And nobody will touch it.”

“I wanted to get it to Congress so they can pass some type of law — regulation — that when somebody runs for president you ought to check their background, so this won’t happen again,” he added. “But I can’t get anybody — anybody — to even look at it.” 

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