[MHGinTN]

The SCOTUS seem to know what is coming up through the circuits, so they may set Leo's case aside and await the one they feel is best suited to settling ALL the issues in one bundle. In my amateur opinion, that case would be Alan Keyes' coming up through California because Alan has absolute standing ... and he is asking all the right questions of the court as to Obama eligibility and hints of divided loyalties.

What is most troubling is the potential for an ineligible candidate to be elected by the electors then have the SCOTUS decalre he has not shown Constitutional eligibility! And if Alan's case does not get fast tracked, that is precisely what will happen before the Keyes suit makes it to SCOTUS. And of course that may be the 'out' the cowardly court is depending upon to avoid getting blamed for national riots by lawless Obamanoids.

[CottonBall]

In my amateur opinion, that case would be Alan Keyes' coming up through California because Alan has absolute standing ... and he is asking all the right questions of the court as to Obama eligibility and hints of divided loyalties.

I hope, if this case is denied, that you are right. We do need to go to court with all relevant and pertinant facts so it won't be thrown out.

As far as the rioting goes, our side is getting armed to the teeth. We have been buying guns and ammo also - and the stores are packed and have long waiting lists and online sites are sold out of even ammunition. This is the one thing that gives me hope. I just wish I lived in a red area...

[mnehring]

Keyes’ suit does seem the one to have the best chance. First, Keyes’ does have a vested interest being a competitive candidate on the ballot. Secondly, Keyes doesn't use assumptions of intent or British Common Law like this case, it is simply a charge to produce eligibility verification.

[Godsgirl]

Do you know how soon til California deals with Alan’s case?