Birthers Strike Again: President Obama removed from Georgia ballot in 2012?

[WhoIsNumberNone]

[targetpractice]

1. The plaintiff, Carl, is a glaring narcissist. n/t

[thelordofhell]

2. I think they're just trying to get a free President Obama Birth Certificate Mug

[msanthrope]

3. No. He is not 'removed' from the ballot. The hearing that is scheduled

later in January is the result of the admin judge consolidating cases--some lawyers now want severance, because Orly Taitz is batshit insane, and they don't want tot have to be in court with her.

He's not going to be removed from the ballot, either. These assholes couldn't litigate their way out of a paper bag.

[kestrel91316]

4. This also will fail. A certified copy of a state-issued birth certificate

trumps all else.

But thank you for your concern.

[jberryhill]

5. Rofl, no

People are allowed to file ballot challenges.

This one is not going to get very far. Mainly, because it is brought on untenable premises.

[toddwv]

6. Just a bunch of racists who can't stand the idea of a black man in the "White House"

Nothing to see here but a bunch of rednecks with a racist axe to grind.

This has nothing to do with the Constitution and everything to do with the racism that still permeates our culture.

How many other Presidents have been forced to show even one birth document, let alone two?

[unapatriciated]

7. even if they did accomplish this-which they won't

We just write him in. Write in votes are allowed in Georgia as long as they did not lose in a primary.

[WhoIsNumberNone]

8. But would enough of them actually do it?

For that matter would Obama win Georgia even if he was on the ballot?

I'm not saying we should just let them get away with this- it would set a bad precedent- but it's not like Georgia is a swing state or anything. Honestly I think this is going to be the model from now on with these clowns. They did it with Clinton with Whitewater, now they're doing it with Obama with the birth certificate, and expect them to find some reason to call for the removal the next Democrat to be elected president.

Of course the really big irony of all this, as I'm always mentioning, is that in 2003 there were Republiclowns who were talking about amending the Constitution so that Arnold Schwartzenegger would be able to run in 2008.

[unapatriciated]

9. agree he probably won't take Georgia.

But if their nominee is Mit, they will use the write-in to split the Republican vote,
Mit is not the guy to win in Georgia. So who knows a D might actually win, if enough of us actually go to the polls.

Arnie is no longer a favorite so they will go back to their original plan.

[The Wielding Truth]

15. I think that he would win Georgia. Dispite the national news people really hate what republicans

have done to this country.

[unapatriciated]

16. maybe, but not much has changed since 2008.

The problem is not enough who would vote D are registered to vote. In 2008 we spent many weeks registering voters and I was surprised at the number of people not registered. Another thing I found in Georgia was that little or no voting information is mailed to the home. We moved here from California in 2006 and have never been notified when there was a vote. You have to keep yourself informed. In California voter pamphlets were mailed to registered voters with tons of info.... not in Georgia.

[Tx4obama]

10. There are currently FOUR pending ballot challenges 'pending' in Georgia, and TWO in Texas

There have been a total of SEVEN ballot challenges filed so far,
the 'one' in New Hampshire was dismissed in Administrative proceedings
and is being Appealed in the Courts

Here's a LIST of them on this link: PDF: http://tesibria.typepad.com/whats_your_evidence/BIRTHER%20CASE%20LIST.pdf

On the link above TONS of birther court cases are listed on the first 20 pages,
and then starting on page 21 there's a separate list of 2012 ballot challenges.

Enjoy

[Tx4obama]

11. And speaking of 'natural born citizens', Mitt Romney's father was born in MEXICO.

If for some crazy reason a nutty judge rules that Obama can not be on the ballot,
then it seems as if Romney would probably NOT be allowed be on a ballot somewhere too - LOL

[WhoIsNumberNone]

13. Yes, but Romney's a Republican.

[JoePhilly]

12. What a nut.

[SaintPete]

14. Reported here that Obama has to prove he isa natural born citizen

I don't think so.

The person/group filing must prove he is not. Let them try...

[Bucky]

17. The crazy thing is, the closer they get to accomplishing this, the more it'll help Obama win.

Nothing shows up Republican insanity more than this birther malarkey. I don't think we're in much danger of winning Georgia anyway, but just the fact of these goobers trying this tells every middle of the road voter in the country just how dangerously stupid the Republicans are.