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To: jetxnet
As much as I object to Obama on political grounds I have to admit that I am much more concerned about establishing the precedent of the SCOTUS being able to set aside an election than I am about a natural born citizen technicality.
22 posted on 12/15/2008 3:47:33 PM PST by Natural Law
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To: Natural Law

No doubt, but SCOTUS, Obama and both parties must be up to something. Political “power brokers” collunding on both sides seem to be influencing all the major decisions.

Now it seems clear as to why the illegals weren’t kicked out after all.

I’m not a fan of merging with Canada and Mexico, call me a proud old-school American, but that just doesn’t seem right.


25 posted on 12/15/2008 3:53:04 PM PST by jetxnet
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To: Natural Law

“As much as I object to Obama on political grounds I have to admit that I am much more concerned about establishing the precedent of the SCOTUS being able to set aside an election than I am about a natural born citizen technicality.”

Well isn’t that special, a candidate proving eligibility for office is a “technicality”, a voter proving their eligibility to vote also appears to be a “technicality”. The election process is being hijacked, what do you see as a remedy.


28 posted on 12/15/2008 3:57:38 PM PST by Peter Horry (We shouldn't accept things just because somebody says so .... Dixie Lee Ray)
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