Is most latitudes, a new dawn comes every day. One of those new dawns will teach birthers the difference between Judge Confirms Eligibility Trial to Proceed, and Motion taken under advisement. The Judge will not have Confirms[ed] Eligibility Trial to Proceed until the Judge rules on the motion to dismiss, and denies it.
No, No, I understand. Not one of you will believe me today. Flame away. I haven't been accused of being on Obama's payroll in nearly 48 hours. But then have the decency to ping me when Judge Carter does rule on the motion to dismiss.
I notice you've not received a programmed response. Let me help:
OBOT!
You'll have to wait for the official accusers for the more colorful adjectives, but I hope this helps. ;-)
I believe you! Nothing is sure until he makes a decision on Obama’s motion to dismiss the case.
But just like when the jury is out longer, it may foretell good news for the defendent, in this case that Judge Carter has not already axed Orly’s case, that is good news.
I agree with you, this case is not going anywhere until the court posts “The motion to dismiss is denied”. I think she has a good case, but a bad lawyer. I was a party to a case that did not finish for over 5 years and I got a copy of every single proceding which now fills up a cardboard box.