You people really got worked over by the derp state, didn't you.
Posted on 01/26/2021 2:57:35 PM PST by DoodleDawg
A dentist and lawyer known for her past promotion of the "birther" conspiracy theory regarding former President Barack Obama has sued Vice President Kamala Harris and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to halt former President Donald Trump's impeachment.
Orly Taitz is suing to prevent the Senate from holding a second Trump impeachment trial more than a decade after she first made headlines for launching legal complaints in support of misinformation claiming that Obama was not born in the U.S., a bogus claim that Trump promoted for several years before becoming president.
The new lawsuit was filed Thursday on behalf of the Defend Our Freedoms Foundation, a group that Taitz founded. It claims that going through with the impeachment trial would be illegal since the Constitution states that the impeachment process can be used to remove a sitting president, while Trump already left office when President Joe Biden was inaugurated on Wednesday.
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[Correct. His mother was too young when he was born to convey citizenship under the laws active at that time.]
Thank you. Yes, that was the U.S. Title Code at that time, apparently.
[Correct. His mother was too young when he was born to convey citizenship under the laws active at that time.]
Thank you. Yes, that was the U.S. Title Code at that time, apparently.
You people really got worked over by the derp state, didn't you.
It’s not my fault she’s a nut.
I don’t control elections or voter fraud or Taitz’s nuttiness.
I know it’s easy to imagine that I’m influential and wide-reaching
but in the real world I control none of those things.
I do know you control many cow pies, bumpkin.
There is value in that.
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