Posted on 12/01/2012 11:50:51 AM PST by wesagain
A lawsuit challenging Barack Obamas presence on the 2012 presidential election ballot because of questions over his constitutional eligibility that was thrown out by a judge who earlier determined it wasnt timely has returned to haunt election officials in the state with a request that the Obama victory results be quashed.
Defendant Barack Hussein Obama is a direct threat to the safety and security of the United States, and its Constitution, which plaintiff must protect and defend by oath, according to the complaint, which was delivered to Secretary of State Ken Detzner today.
The case earlier this year was dismissed by Circuit Judge Terry Lewis, who said Obamas eligibility could not be challenged at that time because under Florida election law, technically, Obama hadnt been nominated to the position.
As WND reported, Michael Voeltz, who identifies himself as a registered member of the Democratic Party, voter and taxpayer in Broward County, had challenged Obamas eligibility, arguing that the natural born citizen clause was rightly understood in historical context to mean a child not only born in the U.S., but born to two American-citizen parents, so as not to have divided loyalties. Obama, however, readily admits to being born a dual citizen because of his fathers British citizenship.
In his decision then, Lewis noted that the United States Supreme Court has concluded that every person born in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction .......
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
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obumpa
No you don't, but you would have to be very gullible or a paid shill.
Let’s just wait for the election...
You can’t still possibly believe that the WHLFCOLB.pdf is a true scan of an original paper document bound in book in HI?
Can you?
Really?
They voted for Obama.
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