Posted on 09/22/2013 1:06:51 PM PDT by Oldpuppymax
Next Friday, at or before 11:30 a.m. CST, the decision on oral argument in the Barack Obama eligibility case now under deliberation in the Alabama Supreme Court could come down. You can call Clerk Julia Weller’s office at # 334-229-0700, but you must ask for this case or you will not receive an answer. Ask for status results in the “Hugh McInnish, Virgil Goode v. Beth Chapman, Secretary of State.” Every Friday morning before noon Clerk Weller receives her Friday document release in cases in front of the nine member Alabama Supreme Court. Additionally, you could also call new Alabama Secretary of State Jim Bennett at 1-800-274-8683 or # 334-242-7200. They may have something for you.
This case is being brought by high ranking, Alabama Republicans Hugh McInnish and Virgil Goode with the lead appellant L. Dean Johnson asking the court to determine if then Secretary of State Beth Chapman failed to properly verify that all candidates on the 2012 election ballots in Alabama were...
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They will either side with the secy of state in Alabama OR they will say that the claimaints lack standing
“What difference, at this point, does it make?”
FEDeral court will shoot that down.
The SC of Alabama has no standing to rule on the issue. Obama never lived in Alabama when he became old enough to register, to my knowledge.
This is an effort in futility by whomever brought the case.
If Obama is not legally qualified to occupy the White House are any Bills signed by him (eg Obamacare)valid?
Ok. So we finally get the answer as to whether the Secretary of State should have vetted the candidates. And then we’ll know if either or both Obama and Romney should have appeared on the Alabama ballot. And we can wait for the exciting news that Obama lost all 0 of the Alabama electoral votes he received. Which changes the national election by nothing.
Sorry... not holding my breath.
By the way, Alabama has been sitting on this for months. Whatever gave you the idea that they are any closer to a decision at this point???
Who, then, IS supposed to determine whether a Secretary of State properly performed her legally-required tasks?
Don’t hold your breath.
That article cries out for a good edit.
I also think the Court would have ruled prior that there was no standing shown.....and thrown it without a ruling out at that time.
Of course, that's my opinion, I don't wear a black robe, only a cuddly, fleecy one from Penney's when it's chilly, LOL.
Leni
I think it is the Federal Election Commission who receives the ‘application’ for one to run for the presidency.
After the election, the new House certifies the election.
In Obama’s case, the House has certified him [his electors] twice — January 2009 and January 2013.
He’s a homosexual. He’s a Marxist. He’s a Muslim. He’s a liar. He’s a fraud. He’s a criminal. He’s committed treason. He’s a murderer. A draft dodger? Who knows.......
If he really thinks that then Coach is going to be disappointed.
The suit is against the Alabama Secretary of State, not Obama.
All the FEC does is monitor campaign finance laws. They do not vet presidential candidates or their qualifications to run.
They leave it up to the political parties and media to vet candidates.
I can guaran-damn-tee you that if George W Bush were required under the law to register for Selective Service and did not do it, the media would have been investigating him for 8 straight years.
Imagine if it is discovered:
Ted Cruz
Rand Paul
Marco Rubio
or any upcoming conservative politician, required to register, had not done so, how deep the anal probe the media would be on their career...cries of “special treatment” and “privileged class” would be screamed nightly from Brian Williams, Scott Pelley and Charles Gibson....and Chuck Schumer would be shoving down old ladies in the rush to get in front of a tv camera to express his hatred for the “Republican hypocrites”....
But hey, Obamugabe hasn’t registered with the Selective Service?
No one in the media cares.
Pretty much. The question before the Alabama Supreme Court is not whether Obama is qualified to be president but whether by law the Alabama Secretary of State was required to ensure that he was qualified. Even if he never registered for Selective Service that has no bearing on his qualification. It may be grounds for indictment and impeachment, but not qualifications for office.
The suit is not asking the Court per se to rule on whether Obama registered with Selective Service or not.
Of course, the courts are riddled with liberal judges who make up their own laws as they go along. We may have an outside chance in Alabama, however.
Of course, if the ruling goes against the Fraud-in-Chief then the case will go to the Supremes...who couldn't be counted on to give "standing" to Jesus and the Twelve Apostles in a religious case.
Leni
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