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  • 500+ articles today mention Donofrio's case was turned down by SCOTUS.

    12/09/2008 1:14:40 AM PST · by ckilmer · 13 replies · 2,560+ views
    Over 500 articles posted today that recount that Donofrio's case brought to SCOTUS by Justice Thomas was turned down. Google Obama Birth Certificate Searches 3 articles mention that a similiar case brought by Cort Wrotnowski was referred today by Judge Scalia for review by SCOTUS on 12/12 Can you infer from this that the MSM is following this story closely and they don't like what they see.
  • Supreme Court mum on Obama-birth case [Decision due out on Monday]

    12/05/2008 3:03:51 PM PST · by Zakeet · 167 replies · 7,299+ views
    Chicago Tribune ^ | Frank James
    No announcement today from the Supreme Court about whether it will hear what I call the Obama-isn't-a-natural-born-citizen-so-he-can't-be-president lawsuit, officially known as Donofrio v. Wells. [Snip] Donofrio wasn't announced as one of the two cases the court decided to take. Scotusblog has details on the cases. I'm told by a Supreme Court watcher that the lack of an announcement doesn't mean the court definitely won't hear Donofrio although he thinks it's safe to say its unlikely the court won't hear the case. The full orders aren't due until Monday. So we'll just have to stay tuned.
  • Obama Birth Certificate Protest at SCOTUS

    12/05/2008 10:18:12 AM PST · by STARWISE · 247 replies · 9,576+ views
    DCist ^ | 12-5-08
    Four days ago, Roger Bredow uploaded a video to YouTube beseeching like-minded people to come to Washington, D.C. and stand with him outside the Supreme Court. "[Barack] Obama was born a dual citizen," Bredow said, "British, and a citizen of the United States, at birth." This, said Bredow, meant that the president-elect could never take the oath of office. And on Friday, the Supreme Court would read Donofrio v. Wells, a suit brought by a New Jersey poker player against his state elections officer, which laid out the charges in the hopes of nullifying the election. Today at 8 a.m.,...