I just saw this in the Twitter feed.
Readers may recall that Orly Taitz in her most recent two filings in Mississippi raised the issue of the Orly Taitz Super PAC, alleging that it was stealing money from her campaign. Now the Orly Taitz Super PAC has responded with an article sympathetic to Taitz, and this pledge:
We give our solemn assurance that every penny raised by the Orly Taitz Super PAC is used to promote Orly Taitz’ candidacy for Attorney General.
This article has been updated to show the spiffy new graphic for the Orly Taitz Super PAC. According to the Volunteer page, it was donated by someone with the initials PA.
Would that be the site that has no way to donate to them, or even to contact them?
She’s really something else.
So if they raise nothing or return any donations they meet their assurance.
The versatility of language is a beautiful thing.
I’m totally hornswoggled.
I have received reports that the Orly Taitz Super PAC does respond to emails addressed to “pac,” although not very quickly. I also don’t know how the person who reached the site got that email address.
I went back over to the Super PAC web site to see if I could find the email address, and I couldn’t. But I did find that the header graphic changed since I wrote my article and this article has been updated to show the spiffy new graphic for the Orly Taitz Super PAC. According to the Volunteer page, it was donated by someone with the initials PA.
PA? Paul Akinsky? This changes everything!
Clearly, he saw the light on the road to BENGHAZI!
It’s true that in the first month, the Orly Super PAC received no donations. But in the very next week we raked in 6 times as much!!!
Supposedly, according to their site, the Orly Taitz Super PAC is distributing Taitz for AG bumper stickers. If anyone spots one of these, please snap a photo and send it.
Ask and ye shall receive. A photo of one appeared at the Super PAC site!
I’m feeling the Orlymentum!
In all candor, I am looking forward to voting for Orly in next month’s primary election, and I encourage all California voters to do the same. Comedy like the kind she provides should be nurtured.
As unpleasant the thought of her holding any kind of high office is, it would be priceless to see reality bash her in the face, when she realizes that holding said office won’t grant her to power to go after whomever she pleases, and that there are rules are regulations that she’d find herself subject to. Ones designed to keep someone like her from abusing the power granted to her position. Knowing her, she’d make such a spectacle of herself, that she’d find herself getting slammed down in a recall election, faster than she could say “Let me Feeenish!”
I have no desire to see her in any position of responsibility, but neither am I afraid that she has even an outside chance of defeating AG Harris.
But (for those unaware,) California has “jungle primaries,” wherein the top two vote-getters in the primary advance to the general election ballot, regardless of party affiliation. She (and all the other non-incumbent candidates) are essentially battling for the honor of being soundly defeated again by AG Harris in November. And I’d like zahnwalt Taitz to have that distinct honor, and to have her be the face of the Republican party in California. The subsequent series of lawsuits will provide entertainment for years to come.
First thought that came to mind was her discovering that she had to defend the state against a birfer lawsuit.
I see one of those scenes from Star Trek, where the rogue robot is presented with an impossible dilemma, and it gets into an argument with itself, talking faster and faster until its head explodes.
“No, no! Let me FEE-” BLAM!
And then a small cockroach crawls out of the robotic shell. Just like on Team America.
If you’re interested, you can buy a bumper sticker for Orly for $4.95 off the Super PAC web site:
http://orlytaitzsuperpac.com/index.php/endorsement/show-us-your-stuff/
According to the Obot back channel, one of the obots grabbed a handful of the stickers at one of the Super PAC “patriotic presentations” in California and some may be available at the Obot meetup in Philly. That would be cool.
I don’t think my Prius would run with a sticker like that on it.
Putting that on the back of my car would be worse than having a truck drive into it.
I still remember learning that word in 9th grade, even my English teacher didn’t know it. 😉
“If you can see this bumper sticker you are too close.”