lynnf
03-27-2009, 08:06 AM
uh, post title should read Keyes, of course!
does anyone in this country do their job? garbage collectors are doing better than the judges here, at least I don't smell the stench of physical garbage in the streets.... but the stench of political garbage is everywhere from these judges not doing their jobs!
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=92971
Keyes to appeal case on Obama's eligibility
Lawyer says dismissal 'eviscerates' Constitution's rules for president
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Judge Michael P. Kenny said the secretary of state, who is responsible for election laws in the state, has no "duty" to demand proof of eligibility from candidates.
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"It has been publicly reported that Mr. Obama as far back as 2006 had a relationship to a law firm that was coincidentally researching ways to get around the Article 2 requirements of the U.S. Constitution for service as president," he said.
"This appears to be an ongoing attempt by Mr. Obama to obtain the presidency while avoiding and evading all questions on his eligibility," he said.
Kreep said the judge's ruling leaves open the option for any candidate, resident or not, alive or not, to run for the office of president.
"California has a history of removing people from the ballot who are not qualified to run for president," Kreep said. "The most famous case being Eldridge Cleaver."
does anyone in this country do their job? garbage collectors are doing better than the judges here, at least I don't smell the stench of physical garbage in the streets.... but the stench of political garbage is everywhere from these judges not doing their jobs!
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=92971
Keyes to appeal case on Obama's eligibility
Lawyer says dismissal 'eviscerates' Constitution's rules for president
...
Judge Michael P. Kenny said the secretary of state, who is responsible for election laws in the state, has no "duty" to demand proof of eligibility from candidates.
...
"It has been publicly reported that Mr. Obama as far back as 2006 had a relationship to a law firm that was coincidentally researching ways to get around the Article 2 requirements of the U.S. Constitution for service as president," he said.
"This appears to be an ongoing attempt by Mr. Obama to obtain the presidency while avoiding and evading all questions on his eligibility," he said.
Kreep said the judge's ruling leaves open the option for any candidate, resident or not, alive or not, to run for the office of president.
"California has a history of removing people from the ballot who are not qualified to run for president," Kreep said. "The most famous case being Eldridge Cleaver."