[edge919]

From further reading at http://www.wnd.com/2012/01/court-obama-must-be-constitutionally-eligible/ it seems that Malihi had originally lumped 3 lawsuits into one but the lawyer who is arguing the NBC issue asked for the cases to be separated so that his case doesn’t have to be connected to Orly Taitz. The judge agreed to sever the cases so each will stand separately.

This is good news if this is true. If one of these cases is based on the Minor definition of NBC, a compelling legal precedent from the nation's highest judicial authority, then it stands a chance of success. The farther Orly can be kept away, the better.

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

Just for info but still on topic: There’s a pretty good discussion going on at the moment (January 16, 2012 @12:17 EST) over on Hot Air concerning NBC, Romney, Jindal and Rubio under the Huntsman Withdraws thread. Conversation widens, folks.

[butterdezillion]

I wonder if GA can record all the phone calls this judge makes or receives between now and the time he makes his decision.

I find it hard to believe that Obama would be able to compromise the integrity of Chief Justice Roberts but wouldn’t be able to do the same for a GA state judge. I fear this is a set-up.

I agree with you that it’s good there are the other 2 cases that stand apart from Orly, because she’s botched up some of the legal details on her other cases. I’m glad she’ll be bringing some of the evidence of criminal activity and corruption to the judge’s attention, though; maybe it will make him more alert.

Of course, if this is a set-up it won’t matter how alert he is.