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On a story about Obama being in Charlotte to accept the Dem nomination , I wrote a comment that on Jan 26 he is going to be found to be ineligible to be on the Georgia ballot . WRAL news in Raleigh must not want anyone to know about this lawsuit as the story was pulled within 3 hrs of posting thus removing my comments and reference to the ballot challenge in Georgia . To keep up on this historic event check out attorney Orly Taitz website . She's got them jumping good .

Oh! yeah! they buried that story in the basement, like you I searched all over for the judge's ruling and only found the article where judge "Liberal Dem" threw the case out, it's not over though!

Steve , go to Orly's website if you have not already . Up to date info on all that is happening in Hawaii and Georgia .

Originally Posted by Hawk

Steve , go to Orly's website if you have not already . Up to date info on all that is happening in Hawaii and Georgia .

Yes I read that earlier, sure hope they get they're hearing! This would solve many problems!

She's all over the "Panderer and Thief"


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Honolulu court denies Georgia Court Subpoena. Assistant Attorney General calls for sanctions, accuses Attorney Taitz of being a vexatious Litigant, and calls Obama birth certificate frivolous. Assistant AG says Georgia voters are not entitled to examine documents for proof of eligibility.

Our local nickname for WRAL Raleigh is We Really Are Liberal!

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Our local nickname for WRAL Raleigh is We Really Are Liberal!

LOL!!! they all are these days, "Unfair and Unbalanced"

Georgia democrats face dilemma as Obama may be kept off Georgia's ballot

Aprill Shines, Cobb County Republican Examiner
January 15, 2012

President Barack Obama's Georgia supporters may be disappointed come election day. Five men challenged Obama's eligibility to be a presidential candidate on the Georgia ballot arguing he is not a "natural-born citizen." This has been the stance of those now called "birthers" since former democratic presidential candidate and now secretary of the state, Hillary Clinton, brought forth the issue in 2008. Former Congressman and current Georgia Governor, Republican Nathan Deal, was notably outspoken in questioning Obama's birth eligibility. December 10, 2009, a letter arrived at the Whitehouse Obama's impugning the eligibility to be president from Deal. GOP Presidential teaser Donald Trump also jumped on the birther bandwagon in 2011. When Obama finally produced a birth certificate, many thought this case was closed.

David Weldon, Kevin Powell and Carl Swinson are a few of the plaintiff who, with the help of The Liberty Legal Foundation, has successfully challenged Obama's eligibility. Obama filed a motion to dismiss the complaint. This motion was challenged by The Liberty Legal Foundation. The motion to dismiss was denied by Judge Malihi . All parties are ordered to appear in Federal Court on January 26th at 9 am.

The Liberty Legal Foundation states this is a bold step because "this ruling ensures that the Georgia court will be the first court to address the substantive Constitutional issue of eligibility. All other courts that have heard challenges to Obama's Constitutional qualifications to hold office have refused to address the substantive issue and have dismissed on procedural grounds."

The ramifications of this court possibly ruling against Obama and keeping him of the Georgia ballot would be significant. For Georgian democratic candidates, it may leave them stranded. Voter apathy may increase and turn the democratic base completely off from the election process. Voter turn-out is crucial for democratic candidates. Voter turn out tends to be higher in presidential elections than in non-presidential election cycles. If voters believe they are not able to vote for their presidential candidate, they may not show up to the polls. This would improve the chances of an already republican stronghold to become a republican superpower.

Although Obama certainly does not need Georgia to be re-elected, not having an incumbent president on he election ballot may give democrats the rallying cry they have been hoping for to galvanize support and overtake local, state and congressional majorities. Calls of disenfranchisement and discrimination could unite supporters and revive leadership and increase democratic presence in state and local legislature.

The hearing is open to the public. The location is the Justice Center Building, 160 Pryor St, Atlanta, GA Courtroom G40 on the ground floor.

Georgia democrats face dilemma as Obama may be kept off Georgia's ballot - Atlanta Republican | Examiner.com

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. . . Another Georgia group is challenging Obama's birth certificate. Its case will be considered Jan. 26 before Georgia Administrative Law Judge Michael Malihi.
The latter group is represented by well-known birth-certificate conspiracy theorist Orly Taitz. WXIA notes that Taitz faces a $20,000 fine after a Georgia judge found one of her citizenship challenges to be "frivolous." . . .

Keep Obama off ballot, Alabama man says; judge will listen - latimes.com

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