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I suspect Orly and her associate lawyers disagree with you here. The President of the Senate has to call for objections for which he did not. This country has been kowtowed by PC'ness and Obama, as has Congressional members. Because no Congress critter didn't file a written objection doesn't mean there were not any.

There was an Ohio member of Congress who did raise his hand as he was about to object, but Cheney ignored him as he ignored to ask Congress for objections.

Now, if Taitz (or any other lawyer pursuing the eligibility actions) could find even just one single representative or senator who could affirm that the Rep/Senator was not permitted to file an objection, that person would have standing to sue, and the case would be proceeding post haste.

Who knows, this case may lead to that.

I suspect Orly and her associate lawyers disagree with you here.
Are you aware of who is authoring the briefs according to the document properties filed with the court (and, with some, according to the author's statements made on talk radio)? Not lawyers.

This country has been Kowtowed by PC'ness and Obama, as has Congressional members.
The idea that Cheney is kowtowed by Obots is a rather striking idea.

Because no Congress critter didn't file a written objection doesn't mean there were not any.
If they didn't file a written objection, they didn't properly object. You can't say I objected, but I failed to follow the required procedure to make the objection, but my objection should have been heard anyway.

There was an Ohio member of Congress who did raise his hand as he was about to object, but Cheney ignored him as he ignored to ask Congress for objections.
How do we know that he was about to object? If he was, where's he BEEN for the past nine months? He was identified (on Orly's blog) on January 31. If he was trying to object, and if he had followed the rules regarding his objection, then HE has a potential claim. Others cannot assert the claim on his behalf, but he has a claim. Where is he? If he is "kowtowing" to PC-ness, then he should be challenged on this.