[Seizethecarp]

Another patriot steps up...again!

[Seizethecarp]

Ping to Kerchner’s PA ballot challenge filing...

[FerociousRabbit]

That will go as far as the other challenges. After a while it gets kind of... depressing.

Who knows? Maybe the 976th challenge (or whatever it is) will make it.

Now I will try to stop being GloomyRabbit and return to my ferocious alter ego.

[Red Steel]

There's a new one in Arizona that appears timed with the Arpaio's Posse report, and there's now a US Supreme Court case that questions Obama's eligibility.

It's hard to keep track of them all. Heehee....

[DrDude]

If you believe in freedom, you must support the challengers. It is not good when the Repubs refuse to comment. I think the first one with the guts will win and win big. They will be labeled but the masses have to stand by them. Eventually this has to make the news-SOMEWHERE! Same as the unemployment stats being “cooked”. That is starting to gain some momentum.

[FreeAtlanta]

[philman_36]

...CONCERNED CITIZENS OF PA, RESIDENTS OF AND DULY REGISTERED MEMBERS OF THE ELECTORATE...

Not being "up to snuff" on PA's laws and I could be wrong...he may lose if he isn't an actual elector like those in Georgia are.
Any and every loophole will be sought to close this case out.

While I admire the man's efforts he may fall short if he isn't an elector.

ELECTIONS Title 25
§ 1328. Approval of registration applications.

(a) Examination.--Upon receiving a voter registration application, a commissioner, clerk or registrar of a commission shall do all of the following: (1) Initial and date the receipt of the application.
(2) Examine the application to determine all of the following: (i) Whether the application is complete.
(ii) Whether the applicant is a qualified elector.

Perhaps there is more. I'll keep looking.

[Mr Rogers]

FWIW: This is another “Obama Sr makes Jr ineligible” case. It makes no claim that Jr wasn’t born in the USA, so Hawaii birth certificates, etc won’t be an issue. All that matters for this case is the idea that a NBC must have two citizen parents.

Being wrong on the law, it will go down in flames like all the others.

But I think it never hurts to have a state rule on what it thinks NBC means. I personally would prefer states - and I asked my AZ legislators for this and it didn’t go anywhere - require candidates to file a valid birth certificate.

I also would like to see a rule saying any candidate for office waives his/her privacy rights on school records, taxes and past employment - but that REALLY didn’t go anywhere. I don’t think ANY politician will ever support that!