MODEL COMPLAINT OF ELECTION FRAUD TO STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL

jbjd ^ | 09.08.09 | jbjd

[jbjd]

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PURPOSE OF CONTACT This is a formal complaint of election fraud against Boyd L. Richie, Chair of the Texas State Democratic Party and request for investigation of these charges by the Office of Attorney General of Texas. Specifically, in order to get Texas elections officials to print the name of Barack Obama as the of the Democratic Party nominee for President of the United States (“POTUS”) on the state’s 2008 general election ballot, Mr. Richie formally submitted to Ann McGeehan, Director of Elections, Office of Secretary of State, 2 (two) Certifications of Nomination in which he swore that Barack Obama was “duly nominated” as the candidate for POTUS for the Democrat Party, notwithstanding he had failed to ascertain whether Mr. Obama is a Natural Born Citizen (“NBC”) as required under Article II, Section 1, of the U.S. Constitution. Under Texas law, the nominee for POTUS of the major political party must satisfy all federal laws to be entitled to appear on the general election ballot. Federal law requires the POTUS must be a NBC. Therefore, swearing he is a NBC without ascertaining whether he is, for the purpose of obtaining a place on the ballot, constitutes election fraud. (Note: This Complaint takes no position on whether Mr. Obama is a NBC. Its sole focus is on uncovering whether Mr. Richie committed election fraud by failing to ascertain whether Mr. Obama is a NBC before swearing he was, in order to get the State of Texas elections officials to print his name on the state’s general election ballot.) ...

[Thommas]

Nice.