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Arnold Schwarzenegger has been an outspoken advocate of allowing foreign born citizens to become President of the United States – something which is now barred by the United States Constitution.
Schwarzenegger’s backers in his campaign to unseat the California Governor are notable.
Representative Issa, an Arab-American leads up the troop.
William Armsted Robinson, founder of the DHL courier service, is a top donor of Gov. Armold Schwarzenegger, forming a triumvirate with real estate developer Alex Spanos and Spanish-language TV executive Jerry Perenchio.
Spanos, a Greek immigrant, owns the San Diego Chargers. He uses his billions to influence and pay for representation through the Republican Party.
Perenchio heads Univision, a Spanish speaking television station that is dedicated to profit and whose content is targeted at hispanic immigrants.
DHL was recently sold off to a company by the name of ASTAR.
A court battle ended with the Bush Administration having the Department of Transportation certifying ASTAR as an American company even though it is based in Belgium and owned by Deutsch Post – a German company.
ASTAR through DHL handles deliveries to and from Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and elsewhere for the Department of Defense.
Representative Rohrabacher of California sponsored an Amendment to the Constitution to allow foreign born citizens to become president.
The Arnold Amendment.
Orrin Hatch proposed the Amendment in the Senate.
Rohrabacher has called the Taliban in the November/December 1996 issue of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, a pro-Muslim broadsheet “devout traditionalists – not terrorists or revolutionaries.”