BTW, when one reads the Ankeny decision, it reads so much like the arguments demoncrats made in their several efforts to negate the Article II requirement of ‘natural born citizen’ (which have occurred over a decade or more in congressional efforts to amend the Constitution without using the Constitutional method) that I am wondering how many of those involved in crafting the Ankeny deceit were staff members of democrats who previously in congress tried to change the requirement? The democrat party is a criminal enterprise and they have been seeking any means to negate the restricting Constitution. With the anti-Constitutional ruling in Ankeny they appear to have finally managed to cancel what they worked to cancel but couldn’t through congress critter meddling. [Are there any good working guillotines anywhere in this nation?]
I am wondering how many of those involved in crafting the Ankeny deceit were staff members of democrats who previously in congress tried to change the requirement?
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That is what happened in the California case with Judge Carter. Remember the Bauer law firm in Seattle sent a law clerk down to work for Carter and then the case went south from there. I wonder who wrote Judge Malihi’s so called decision.
It gets worse! Right in the middle of this GA eligibility hearing, Obama nominates Jill Pryor, author of a law journal article cited by Malihi, to the 11th Circuit...the circuit that would hear the appeal if (when) the GA SOS is sued for allowing/removing Obama from the GA ballot!
http://www.dailyreportonline.com/Editorial/News/singleEdit.asp?l=100450406112
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ABA vets Pryor for seat on 11th Circuit
Bondurant partner seems to be White House's latest pick for long-vacant seat.
It appears the White House has landed on Atlanta litigator Jill A. Pryor as its new choice for Georgia's vacant seat on a federal appeals court.
Fulton County Superior Court Senior Judge Melvin K. Westmoreland told the Daily Report that he recently received an inquiry about Pryor from the American Bar Association committee that rates White House nominees for the federal bench. He said the ABA committee's representative wrote to say the committee was evaluating Pryor because she is being considered for a position on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The administration of President Barack Obama has struggled to fill a Georgia-based spot on the 11th Circuit vacated in August 2010 by Judge Stanley F. Birch Jr., who retired.
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