[Beckwith]

3-4 motions to dismiss?

Three of four?

There have been over 80 eligibility law suits. Some have been active for almost three years.

Orly Taitz alone has kept these lawyers in court for two years.

How does one get so Obamacized?

Did you take a pill? Have an operation? Or is it hormonal?

[curiosity]

Three of four?

Yes, 3-4 is the number of motions and/or briefs Perkins Coie has filed on behalf of Obama in the eligibility suits, and there's no way that cost $3 million.

There have been over 80 eligibility law suits. Some have been active for almost three years.

Yes, but only a handful of those name Obama as a defendant. The vast majority have been suits against state government officials, in which case Obama hasn't had to spend a dime and his laywers haven't had to lift a finger.

[curiosity]

Three of four?

Okay, I now have a precise number: it's three. That is, Obama's lawyers have responded to exactly three lawsuits, and all they did was file a simple motions to dismiss. The rest of the lawsuits were either defended by government officials, and hence didn't cost Obama a dime, or were dismissed out of hand before any briefs were filed. Here's my source:

http://tesibria.typepad.com/whats_your_evidence/BIRTHER%20CASE%20LIST.pdf

Hence there's no way Obama spent anywhere close $3 million, unless you are going to argue that motions to dismiss cost a million a pop!