[Kenny Bunk]

The Hawaii Freedom of Information Act is a pretty much open and shut deal. If the State uses documents to make a pronouncement, as their Department of Health did, they are legally bound by statute to make the documents supporting their pronouncements public to any citizen who asks. Even the State Office that overseas the implementation of the law said so. This is what is making the Hawaiian side of this so mysterious.

Donofrio was not initially interested in the Hawaiian BC case, but after becoming interested, he found no one to pay the freight for the lawsuit. Those who have tried bringing the State to court in order to get the documents to which the law entitles them, have run into one legal snag after another. The State is clearly stonewalling.

To put it in logical order, Donofrio is hoping the Federal District court in DC will order the documents. But that court is stonewalling him ... so it's back to Hawaii .... I guess.

Donofrio's greatest fear is not Obama. He fears that the unconstitutionality of ineligible candidates will further erode the Constitution... and that the matter must be settled .. Obama or no Obama. We cannot let the anti-Constitution people use this as a bogus "precedent."

2012 will tell the tale. One state must step up and keep Obama off the ballot to force everyone's hand.

[1234]

...but after becoming interested, he found no one to pay the freight for the lawsuit.

from what I gleaned, this guy's 'got bread'-he seemed to disappear, not mentioning a funding problem....

[rxsid]

"Obama or no Obama. We cannot let the anti-Constitution people use this as a bogus "precedent." "

That is precisely why this is much bigger than Barry and why people shouldn't look at this in terms of (only) simply voting him out in 2012.

Otherwise, going forward, someone born with foreign citizenship, owing allegiance at birth to a foreign country, can point to Barry and say "he did it" and they too could be Commander in Chief of the armed forces.