I can wait....not a problem.
“I can wait....”
That’s not the point. The Orders and Dr. Taitz’s interpretation of them, and the subsequent reporting of her claims, are 180 degrees apart. How often are ‘birthers’ going to keep falling for misleading information? This is really inexcusable.
No one knows for sure how the dispositive motion will be decided. If it favors the SS Director, there will be no discovery conducted, and if I were a betting man, that’s where my money would go. Note that the Director wasn’t invited to file an Answer to the refiled Complaint; he was invited to file a dispositive motion. What do you think that means?
If you’re not familiar with “Scheduling Orders,” they typically set out a period of discovery, written, depositions, etc. Following the close of the discovery period there is another period for the filing of dispositive motions. Funny, but I missed that whole discovery part in Judge Lamberth’s “Scheduling Order.”
Your wait may be a lot longer than you think. Now, Judge Lamberth could allow the case and discovery to proceed, but I wouldn’t bet the farm on it.