Hawaii Elections Clerk Tim Adams Says There is No Obama Birth Certificate from Hawaii

BBCW ^ | 3 March 2012 | Bungalow Bill

[Brown Deer]

So, which is it scumbag?

[Harlan1196]

Political parties have a process to pick names for primary ballots (detailed in O.C.G.A. § 21-2-193 and §21-2-191).

The question was whether the SoS has jurisdiction over that process (through O.C.G.A. §21-2-5).

The answer is no for both cases.

[PA Engineer]

I noticed that before. 43 posts today alone. I wish I could have a job where I get paid to post all day on FR.

He has already been outed repeatedly. I went with the "Journolista" angle. Those are the "true believers."

[rolling_stone]

ZOT

[philman_36]

Does one law take precedent over the other?
In other words, does one law have to be applied or be applicable before the other can take place?

Like with a theft. Theft is the just the base charge. It is then considered if it is one of many forms of theft, like aggravated theft if a weapon was involved.
Maybe not the best analogy, but it'll suffice.

The first law has to apply for the other to be considered.

[Brown Deer]

I noticed that before. 43 posts today alone. I wish I could have a job where I get paid to post all day on FR.

Your tax dollars at work! Not only does Harlan1196 collect a retirement check from the military, he is also billing the government as a government contractor for Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) in Newport, RI for the time he spends trolling on Free Republic.

[philman_36]

Why pay for the same ground twice?
You're holding the ground you've fought for, you're not paying for it twice!

[mojitojoe]

Not tracking your hours but watching you like a Hawk, as are others... troll.

[philman_36]

Political parties have a process to pick names for primary ballots (detailed in O.C.G.A. § 21-2-193 and §21-2-191).
I agree.

The question was whether the SoS has jurisdiction over that process (through O.C.G.A. §21-2-5).

Really! Well maybe you better show me that specific text.
Here is the link again to help you along...Farrar-Welden-Powell-Swensson v Obama, Order Granting Respondent Barack Obama's Motion(s) to Dismiss, Fulton County Superior Court, 3-2-2012

[Brown Deer]

We do know that he doesn’t sleep between 6am and 9pm EST. So, unless he sleeps at work...

[Harlan1196]

The judge is saying the laws are not related

One set of laws governs how political parties pick who is on the primary ballots.

The second law does not applied to primary ballots but only to candidates on the general ballot.

In other words, the plaintiffs did not have legal recourse to the law they filed their complaint under.

[Harlan1196]

Or I don’t work days. Or I don’t work a Monday thru Friday work week. Or due to extensive overseas travel I get a lot of comp time when at home. All apply or have applied to me.

The entire world, but especially the military, doesn’t work a traditional 9-5 job.

[philman_36]

Not tracking your hours but watching you like a Hawk, as are others... troll.

Though I've stated before that I personally wanted him to stick around over concerns that he would come back as a retread I would submit to an authoritarian ruling.

I wouldn't really have much choice in the matter though, would I.
I don't run this place, I just visit.

It would be nice to be IBTZ for a change. LOL

[Brown Deer]

and you don't sleep?

[philman_36]

The judge is saying the laws are not related
Oh, I agree with that. But how does she conclude that one is applicable and the other isn't?

In other words, the plaintiffs did not have legal recourse to the law they filed their complaint under.
Why is that?

[Harlan1196]

This is the copy I am using. Look on page 4.

http://libertylegalfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/GA_Obama_Dismissal.pdf

[Brown Deer]

Or I don’t work a Monday thru Friday work week.

You are on here seven days a week.

[Harlan1196]

Because Duke v Cleland says that the SoS has no jurisdiction over presidential primary ballots.

She conclude that one was not applicable because legal precedent says it was not applicable.

[philman_36]

The second law does not applied to primary ballots but only to candidates on the general ballot.
Which law is that again...by number?

[Harlan1196]

There were two other options - they are there for a reason.