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To: butterdezillion

In the real world, if the election officer has a question regarding the eligibility of a candidate or if his nominating papers meet the legal requirements, that official will ask for an attorney general’s opinion regarding the issue. What I don’t understand is why no one filed a challenge to Obama’s eligibility pursuant to statutes in every state which allow for such challenges. I have been involved in a few of these type of cases over the years and the state statute typically allow for the challenge to be filed by anyone (standing is not an issue) because the challenged person is not eligible for the office. the most common reason a challenge is that an individual does not meet the residency requirements for the office. The time period for the filing of such a challenge is normally a short window of time, usually right after the primary or nominating convention.Although the majority of these challenges are filed by opposing candidates, I repeat there is no standing requirement to file the challenge if that is your concern.


186 posted on 01/01/2011 6:19:36 PM PST by TNTNT
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To: TNTNT

Maybe you could speak to the the fact that BHO is using a SSN from Connecticut. How could that have happened. You sound like a pretty educated person, Who paid for BHO’s education? Let’s see, Occidental, Harvard, Columbia, mmmm; I know a job at Baskin Robbins with a fake SSN wouldn’t pay for those prestigious universities. My parents scrimped and saved and remortgaged our house to pay for my sisters to go to college? Some things, no a lot of things with BHO do not add up.


206 posted on 01/01/2011 10:50:01 PM PST by rambo316 (Rush is Right, Odumbo is an Imposter.)
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