At a rally earlier this month, a supporter asked Pearce’s position “on Barack Obama, if he is in fact a Kenyan-born Indonesian Muslim.”

“Barack Obama raised the most significant questions himself,” Pearce responded, referencing Obama’s years-ago trip to Pakistan. “I think that those questions need to be asked.”

Pearce is in a toss-up race against Democratic Rep. Harry Teague. Heck is running against Rep. Dina Titus, a top Republican target and Van Tran has mounted a strong challenge to Rep. Loretta Sanchez.

Pearce’s comments sparked Democratic attacks, including a fundraising e-mail from the New Mexico Democratic Party that asked volunteers to “help us reject Congressman Pearce and his extreme views.” Birther remarks have also become an issue in two Michigan House races, where Republicans Tim Walberg and Andrew “Rocky” Raczkowski have both faced questions about their views on Obama’s citizenship.

“It is extremely important for us to have a legitimate president, and Democrats are not going to take this issue to the floor of the House,” Taitz told POLITICO. “We know if they stay in power, nothing is going to change. If there is change in Congress, it is a chance that this will be heard, and this is the main reason why I am going to candidates.”

Taitz doesn’t think her support will backfire on the candidates she’s supporting. “Truthfully, it’s never hurt anybody,” she said, pointing to recent polls that show as many as 31 percent of Republicans think Obama is a Muslim. “People just want to know. They aren’t necessarily Republicans,” she said.

But Taitz’s involvement gives an opening to Democrats, who have seized on her support. “The fact that Orly Taitz – who espouses fully debunked theories, not just about President Obama’s birthplace but also dangerous claims about the U.S. government building labor camps for dissidents and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez controlling U.S. voting machines – has endorsed these Republican candidates raises serious questions,” said Andy Stone, a spokesman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. “Do these Republicans back Taitz’s outlandish and delusional ideas?”

Taitz has also put her weight behind two Senate candidates, Nevada Republican Sharron Angle and Washington GOP nominee Dino Rossi.

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4 Responses to “Demand for corrections and retraction from “Politico” reporter Kasie Hunt. Please. write to Politico and provide them with the information on Obama’s eligibility. Please, write to Democrat Congressional committee spokesman Any Stone to issue a retraction or to debate the issue in the open forum”

1. Donatt
   October 12th, 2010 @ 12:31 am

   I would like to exchange links with your site http://www.orlytaitzesq.com
   Is this possible?

2. Michelle
   October 12th, 2010 @ 5:46 am

   “People just want to know. They aren’t necessarily Republicans,” she said.
   Dear Dr. Orly-just wanted to verify your statement. I was a Democrat, now Tea Party due to election fraud 08 (Hillary supporter).
   I am NBC Chicago, but raised in the suburbs and am quite familiar with the South side of Chicago Cesspool of Corruption from which Obama sprang-slum landlord for 20 years-“community organizer” is their politically correct name for their low-down criminal activities-involving every vice known to man-an astronomical murder rate which grows every year and has grown for the past 20 years. What a sucess story. The currect Democrat party is no longer the party of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy but its diametric opposite. JFK hated communism and was a loyal patriotic American in every way. Obama is no Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.(R) either, Dr. King never lied to the people, nor insulted their intelligence. I live in Palm Beach County now and will vote for Lt. Col. Allen West (R). Due to the on going questions re: Obama ineligibility issues they don’t understand why 60 per cent or more of us former Dems will be voting Republican. It’s the lies and the cover-ups-this issue is still Watergate on steroids, which also puts the Dems in the hypocrite catagory too. They screamed and howled over the Constitution at that time, suddenly Constitutional potus abuse of power no longer matters?

3. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   October 12th, 2010 @ 7:43 am

   I told this reporter from Politico, that my supporters are not only Republicans, but also Hillary democrats, blue dog Democrats, Constutionalists, members of American Independant and independant voters. I explained to her Solomon Asch experimjent and Milgrom experiment. I also explained that ther is a need to change the party majority, that the issue of eligibility was not heard during the Democrat leadership in Congress and there is no chance of it being heard, if the Democrats stay in office, therefor the change of parties is so important.
   Unfortunately she has edited the interview the way she wanted.

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   November 22nd, 2011 @ 2:59 pm

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