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Re: Some More Clarity on Hawaiian Birth Certificates

Tuci78 — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 21:38:09 -0000

Aw, c'mon. Fact? Logic? The fact is that there are millions of American citizens who doubt the "natural-born" status of Barry Soetoro.

Logically, Mr. Soetoro (or his handlers) could put a *res judicata* stop to every one of the dozens of lawsuits he and his representatives have had to quash through expoitation of the Kabuki theater rituals of courtroom procedure instead of substantive proof that he is, in fact, a "natural-born" citizen.

Fancy lawyer tricks and the issue of a clumsily doctored computer graphic (JPG) image in June 2008 are all we have of Mr. Soetoro and his backers to address the reasonable and pressing concern of American citizens who have increasing reason to credit the very frightening probability that the chief of our federal government's executive branch is, in fact, a criminal guilty of such offenses as should put him into prison for most of what remains of his life.

Moreover, he has knowingly in the commission of these crimes precipitated a constitutional crisis the likes of which this country has not seen since the War of Southern Secession. For an individual trained as a constitutional lawyer, that's altogether remarkable, wouldn't you say?

Re: Some More Clarity on Hawaiian Birth Certificates

DavidHart — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:28:18 -0000

Taitz is not a member of the ABA because she did not attend an ABA accredited law school.

Re: Some More Clarity on Hawaiian Birth Certificates

DavidHart — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:26:20 -0000

You might as well suggest that the half mil paid to Aetna was some form of insurance against this claim. There is ABSOLUTELY NO PROOF that President Obama has spent anywhere near these sums. Campaigns expend considerable legal fees on election law.

"Robert Bauer is the Chair of the Political Law Group of Perkins Coie LLP. In Bob's 30 years of practice, he has provided counseling and representation on matters involving regulation of political activity before the courts and administrative agencies of national party committees, candidates, political committees, individuals, federal officeholders, corporations and trade associations, and tax-exempt groups."

Re: Some More Clarity on Hawaiian Birth Certificates

DavidHart — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:20:00 -0000

Birthers are impervious to both logic and fact. No matter what you write or demonstrate, they come up with a idiotic proposition to challenge any rational, coherent assertion. Farah knows that this is BS. His agenda is to create a controversy no matter how disingenuous.

I only wish that the birthers would challenge what they embrace as truth - no matter how nonsensical - to the extent that they submit the truth to nonsensical challenge.

Re: Culver, Harkin react to Iowa Supreme Court decision

slincoln — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 16:43:04 -0000

It would not have worked out well. During both the interracial marriage ban rulings and the school segregation rulings by the US Supreme Court, public opinion was overwhelmingly against equality. Within decades, we viewed such ignorance and intolerance as shameful. It's just a question of whether or not you want to think for yourself and follow in Christ's footsteps on civil rights, or if you want to use the christian faith in vain.

Just remember - W.W.J.D. (Who would Jesus demonize)? Great question, indeed.

Re: Culver, Harkin react to Iowa Supreme Court decision

DavidHart — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:52:56 -0000

>> Put it to the voters with all alacrity!

The protection of a minority does NOT require the consent of the majority. Had desegregation been put to the voters of Mississippi, how do you think that would have worked out?

Re: Focus on Family Has Money to Fight Gay Marriage, But Not for Staff

DavidHart — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:53:36 -0000

Perhaps they canned their webmaster. Focus on the Family’s web site seems to have crashed as well. If HRC or GLAAD crashed, they would probably call it an act of God; Well Hartline would.

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