Arizona Birther Bill is ‘Set Aside’

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Wingnuts • Thu Apr 29, 2010 at 5:18 pm PDT • Views: 262

Arizona’s Birther-inspired bill that would have required presidential candidates to show their birth certificates has been, uh, “set aside.”

They gently set it aside, then everyone backed away slowly.

With legislators working toward adjournment of their annual session, the sponsor of the bill says it won’t get a state Senate vote because some fellow Republicans don’t support it.

Republicans who don’t support a Birther bill? Be still, my trembling heart.

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