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To: OneTimeComment

or perhaps Berg and other cases are without merit...just saying.


39 posted on 01/15/2009 6:53:35 AM PST by bronxboy
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I am not a lawyer, but there is no question that the natural-born citizen issue is very important. Further, the fact that no one is vetting candidates for constitutional eligibility is equally important.

I believe there is merit in these cases. Further, Obama’s refusal to submit documents, as McCain did immediately when similar questions were raised about him, shows that he does not feel accountable to the people. More than half in a recent USA Today poll considered this a significant issue.


56 posted on 01/15/2009 12:13:17 PM PST by OneTimeComment
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You said:
“or perhaps Berg and other cases are without merit...just saying.”

SCOTUS can deny a case w/o explanation or simply refuse to even consider it. Multiple cases questioning BHO’s eligibilty are presently before the court. One will be considered in conference today, another a week from today. More are coming.

If these cases were w/o merit wouldn’t & shouldn’t they have been dismissed before now?


88 posted on 01/16/2009 6:34:58 AM PST by TexasVoter
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