Orders from new president to spark lawsuit every time

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[dascallie]

Orders from new president to spark lawsuit every time

Lawyer lining up plaintiff groups until citizenship dispute addressed

November 25, 2008 9:18 pm Eastern

By Bob Unruh © 2008 WorldNetDaily

A lawyer who is playing a key role in a California lawsuit urging officials to prevent the state's 55 Electoral College votes from being recorded for Barack Obama until questions about his citizenship are resolved says he's organizing plans to challenge, even after the inauguration, every order, every proposal, every piece of paperwork generated by Obama.

"We will file lawsuits on his actions, every time. As long as we have money, we will keep filing lawsuits until we get a decision as to his citizenship status," Gary Kreep, chief of the United States Justice Foundation, told WND today.

"We're already talking to groups who are willing to be plaintiffs," he said.

As WND reported, Kreep filed the California challenge with presidential candidate Alan Keyes as a plaintiff.

The complaint urges the California secretary of state to refuse to allow the state's 55 Electoral College votes to be cast until Obama's citizenship and related eligibility to hold office is resolved.

It is just one of more than a dozen legal challenges brought forward so far over Obama's citizenship. The cases all cite Obama's clouded history and the U.S. Constitution's requirement that a president be a "natural-born" citizen.

[Safrguns]

This threat is pointed at SCOTUS.
I hope it works. Hope it doesn’t backfire.

In practice though, it will probably fall flat after the first few are dismissed on relevance.

SCOTUS doesn’t have to choose to hear any case, and they surely wont pick up one that forces them to face their own music.

[bvw]

Well, maybe a "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly" standoff would be better than the alternatives:

[The Sons of Liberty]

SCOTUS doesn’t have to choose to hear any case, and they surely wont pick up one that forces them to face their own music.

I think you are correct. I'm afraid the SCOTUS will back off the entire "native born" issue, even if there is very strong proof 0bama was born abroad, to avoid criticism of handing the election to one party or another.

[Safrguns]

I'm afraid the SCOTUS will back off the entire "native born" issue, even if there is very strong proof 0bama was born abroad, to avoid criticism of handing the election to one party or another.

Maybe they wouldn't be so scared of the criticism if the pro-lifers on the bench would simply realize that this guy will probably not wait around for them to retire. A presidential candidate who is so bold and callous about defying something as simple and clear as constitutional eligibility is capable of ANYTHING once he is POTUS.

[Quix]

Love the pluck and patriotism.

At least could serve to keep the illegalities of it all before at least some ignorant people’s pea brains.

[AZ .44 MAG]

I’m posting from a PDA so it’s hard to follow hyperlinks through multiple sites. Is there a link for donations?

I’ll donate to them just for the amusement of watching them harass Oblahblah. And who knows, it might yield some results that force him from office.

[Chatlee]

Which pea brains do you mean? or rather - whose?

[Quix]

The clueless “Christians” who voted for OThuga . . .

and others who call themselves “Americans.”