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Has Orly Taitz given anyone an answer to why she actually went to Tel Aviv after announcing that she was heading to London in order to see if she could "authenticate" the birth certificate?

David wrote: "I think Keyes doesn't have a justicable case or controversy.

As an attorney, I would agree with assessment. That is why I think most if not ALL of these cases will ever go anywhere. Courts are very hesitant to deal with issues that they consider "political questions" and given that the US Congress and Supreme Court has basically put their stamp of imprimatur on Obama's election by certifying the election results, I just don't see any court letting these cases proceed. (I think the facts bear me out, as the batting percentage has been 0% so far.)

So many posters in this thread have asked questions along the lines of: "Why aren't there other conservative lawyers out there who will help Orly or bring similar cases in their own states?" I think the answer is because most competent attorney's realize that it's not much more than a waste of time.

I would think by now that most on here should realize that Orly Taitz has shown virtually no competency in her various filings or arguments. Seriously, does someone need to be told that you have to put your bar # on your court filings or that your motions have to match their titles? She's been a member of the CA bar since 2002 (7 yrs) and those are the kind of mistakes that would get a 1st year lawyer fired by any decent law firm.

Just trying to be a realist here, please don't shoot the messenger.

So, Paul —

1) In your opinion, if the courts won’t get involved, what CAN be done?

and

2) Welcome to FR. (Step carefully, because it’s not always friendly territory to noobs, especially of the DU variety.)

"So many posters in this thread have asked questions along the lines of: "Why aren't there other conservative lawyers out there who will help Orly or bring similar cases in their own states?" I think the answer is because most competent attorney's realize that it's not much more than a waste of time"

Yeah, that's been Mark Levin's stance from the beginning. And I think he just might be a pretty smart attorney.