That depends on whether a state will pass an eligibility bill that will require transaction logs for the records, which would show if the records had been forged or altered.
I suspect that Abercrombie pooped in his own hat (as you say. lol) because after opening up this issue with great bravado to prepare the public for his newly-created long-form for Obama, the Obama machine read right here on FR that a bill was being recommended that would require transaction logs to be disclosed also.
All of a sudden the big plan hit the skids. That’s what the rule of law does to people planning crimes.
Now we need to make sure we get at least one state to pass such a law.
I’m asking people whose states don’t already have a proposed eligibility bill to e-mail their state legislators a copy of http://butterdezillion.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/final-short-form-eligibility-bill1.pdf and ask them to introduce and pass it.
If desired, they could also send an explanation of why the bill has what it has, which is found at http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2011/01/14/please-encourage-your-state-to-pass-this-bill/ and/or a letter to lawmakers which explains why this issue is so critical (which is found at http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2011/01/25/state-legislatorswhy-this-is-critical/ .
This is what we need, in order to bring this issue to a satisfactory close, where the rule of law and the Constitution are honored and obeyed. We CAN hold our government accountable even when law enforcement, the media, and the courts refuse to do so.
Power to the people!
Let’s roll.
Arizona is in the process of passing an 2012 eligibility law. Will they include transaction logs in this bill?
The news is on Drudge about the law being passed.