Obama eligibility - naive law student gets an 'F' as attorney rips her a new one

renewanmerica.com ^ | 12/24/09 | Philip J. Berg

[troy McClure]

It must be had to go thru life with a cartoon character name.

[hennie pennie]

*ping*

[curth]

Apparently there are many things this moron doesn’t understand, yet somehow, she has a law degree.

[CodeToad]

Law school usually means a perosn has beter than average reasoning skills, but liberalism is a mental illness that makes people come to illogical conclusions but justify their answers.

[cycle of discernment]

“Never trust a man that hides his history”

[jospehm20]

I do computer support for a bunch of lawyers. A law degree apparently does not require any common sense.

[ImpBill]

You might want to go to the original article written by Ms. Freeze and check out her profile before accusing here of being a "Obama Lover"!

Sometimes even facts get ignored here on FR!

[Hildy]

I was shocked by how badly she writes.

[newfreep]

Apparently there are many things this moron doesn’t understand, yet somehow, she obama has a law degree.

There, fixed it.

[dennisw]

btttt

[cricket]

The simplest and most reasonable of questions; never to be answered from Obama, Inc. or the idiological clones who follow him.

As for Obama being a Muslim. . .when he criticizes Islam and it's followers for being as imperfect as America and all it's citizens, might reconsider my position. . .Of course, we have it from the horses President's mouth:

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[The_Media_never_lie]

Why is there no record of His past? Have the records simply disappeared?

[cricket]

Tarp ‘slush fund’ no doubt, kicking in. . .

[SERKIT]

What’s amazing is how people like this Freeze woman can write this dribble with absolutely no proof.

Main Entry: 1driv·el
Pronunciation: \ˈdri-vəl\
Function: intransitive verbInflected Form(s): driv·eled or driv·elled; driv·el·ing or driv·el·ling \-v(ə-)liŋ\
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English dreflian;
perhaps akin to Old Norse draf malt dregs
Date: before 12th century
1 : to let saliva dribble from the mouth : slaver
2 : to talk stupidly and carelessly
— driv·el·er \-v(ə-)lər\ noun

I like this definition because it reminds me of "Skip-Gate", whereby the police "acted stupidly" - the defenders of Barry's faux NBC status are getting "wee-weed up", and acting stupidly.

[freekitty]

You made your point. LOL

[jazminerose]

I am a Constitutionalist.

We have much in common.

[ImpBill]

Did you read her article about Republicans being Christians?

This young lady is taking quite a bit of irrational abuse on this forum and likewise irrational condemnation from a group of people that under any other circumstances would more than likely embrace her and her values.

Sad, the sheeple on the right can be just as blinded by emotional ignorance as those of the left. It is a bit embarrassing actually.

[MHGinTN]

The current oval office resident is using an alias, not a legal name. Things go downhill from there with this affirmative action liar-in-chief, the darling of the democrap party.

[RegulatorCountry]

to cite the correct law to collaborate it,

Uh, Phil ... that would be corroborate.

You do Constitutionalists no favor by making such a basic blunder with the English language.

Come to think of it, you've done Constitutionalists no favor thus far.

[FreeperFlirt]

Obozo bigger fraud than madoff!