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To: Perdogg

I don’t think a court could constitutionally order the President to step down even if the court ruled Obama was inelligible. Congress would have to do that.

But if a court ruled Obama was inelligible, any congressman who voted to keep him in office would be guilty of treason, public pressure would be strong, and I think Congress would remove him.

The trick is finding a reason for the courts to examine the evidence, where the filer both has standing and the action requested is something the court has jurisdiction over.


68 posted on 07/16/2009 10:14:25 AM PDT by DannyTN
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To: DannyTN
The trick is finding a reason for the courts to examine the evidence, where the filer both has standing and the action requested is something the court has jurisdiction over.

There is the $64K question. I wonder if there is something he has done or bill he has signed that propels the average taxpayer to having standing if an attorney worded just right?

111 posted on 07/16/2009 11:09:41 AM PDT by lovesdogs (I will die on my feet if it is God's will. But I will not live on my knees for any man.)
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