As it legally stands now—yep.
“Is to follow and demands the Constitution's presidential requirements a silly conspiracy??”
Legitimate ones, no. This two-citizen parent stuff (which all legal authorities knew Obama didn't meet before the election) — double yep.
“Is the biggest political scandal and voter fraud quite silly conspiracy theories???”
As yep as it gets. Pure paranoid conspiracy nonsense.
Kind of fascinating to watch this as a lawyer myself. There's just such fundamental misunderstanding of what the court system is and how it works.
Imagine a chemical manufacturing plant. It's not designed to take in just any old feed stock. It can only do a limited number of things for obvious reasons. As you try and broaden the scope of what can be input and still get your product, your plant becomes so large, so expensive, and so complex that it's simply not viable to operate.
Courts are the same way. They're not Soloman or Judge Judy just letting anyone come in to bicker in front of them. They are designed to handle specific types of issues/ideas in conflict, framed in specific ways to be amenable to processing. Just like the chemical plant described above takes only certain feedstocks. That's why lawyers spend so much time in school. They have to be experts in what types of issues/ideas can be meaningfully presented to a court. Same as the engineers in that chemical processing plant are experts in what their process can actually do.
It's obvious that Orly is in way over her head. Based on the filings she's made in this case, she is incompetent. If she was an equivalent engineer running that chemical plant, it would blow up and kill people. Conservatives are supposed to value competence and hard-earned skill. Judge Land is a conservative Republican from Georgia. His decisions have been legally correct, and they are obviously so to anyone competent in the subject matter. To be so emotionally invested in this doomed case that Land is automatically a traiterous fool simply for issuing correct legal opinions is to willfully embrace delusion.
Lawyers are trained to be objective about fact and procedure. Orly seems incapable of either. Her filings in this case are not professional. They are no more than garden variety, pissed off, end-of-the-bar ravings. They are laughable (or cringe worthy) to any competent attorney not blinded by wishful ideology. She's going down hard, and she deserves it. The courts have an important role in our society, and they don't have the time or the resources to waste on ravings.
If you want to hope she succeeds, by all means do so. But please try not to become so invested in Orly Taitz that when her inevitable failure occurs, you denigrate the court system of this wonderful country for properly doing its job.
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tired_old_"conservative"(?) = the "AFTER-BIRTHER."
Since you joined in October you have NOT contributed to anything that resembles a Conservative here on F.R., except for a 24/7-monitoring and jumping in to dispute - (disrupting/spamming tactics aka Alinsky/Cloward-Piven strategy) - toward anyone who have brought up Dr. Orly Taitz and your pal, - the illegal alien and usurper's, - B.C. and other sealed records, or mentioned the Constitution's requirements. You have posted 205 times, in less that three (3) months ONLY on this subject, NOTHING else!
You have not shown any more to be a Conservative than my white cat "Snowman"!!
As a "lawyer" yourself and the way you have been posting there is no doubt that you are a planted mole under the disguise of being a 'Conservative"(?) You are definitely getting your orders from the W.H. counsel Bob Baur (the husband of "MAO" Anita Dunn) together with a handful other "employed" that shows up here 24/7. The W.H. must be proud of you!!!