[Hoosier-Daddy]

In a sane world, is LTC Lakin really asking for all that much?

[MHGinTN]

In a sane world, Larkin would not have to ask! What is so sad, the process has slipped so far down from honorable, with civilian judges serving the corrupt politicians, that the military will sacrifice this man to avoid dealing with the issue. And thereby one of the very last bastions of honor in America will be compromised. Without honor as the foundation of our military, whom stands in the breech against these bastards now running the Republic into unrecoverable bankruptcy?

[UCANSEE2]

IIRC, the Judges originally denied access to the BC based on the fact that those requesting it were not ‘suffering’.

LTC Lakin is, in even the strictest legal sense, suffering, and the heart of the issue is the BC and the testimony of those who handle those documents.

Ergo, there should be only one conclusion.

[MamaDearest]

In a sane world, is LTC Lakin really asking for all that much?

In this world, this nation, this presidency, all Lakin is asking is what should have been supplied before Obama was nominated to run for the presidency but was apparently never asked, nor supplied.

That judges appointed to see to it that Constitutional law specifically worded to cover candidates for the presidency of this nation repeatedly refuse to proceed with demand for production of proof of eligibility to resolve the issue once and for all is also, in and of itself, highly questionable.

[lucysmom]

In a sane world, is LTC Lakin really asking for all that much?

Yes it is too much to ask. He is asking to rewrite the rules on standing.

[surfer]

Especially after putting his life on the line and dedicated 18 years of service to this country...