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You said — I wrote numerous letters to the US Supreme Court imploring them to make sure he was a natural citizen before the inauguration, to no avail of course. I read that half a million letters like mine arrived there. They don’t care, are afraid to know, or are in on it. I no longer hold any of the Justices in any high regard, not even Justice Thomas. None of them cared. I wrote to every conservative justice several times. No one there loves the Constitution like we do. They did not do their sworn duty to uphold our Constitution. I hope those ballot initiatives go through. We all need them in every state. My state WI, state of cheating democrats, will never go for that though.

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Well, I wouldn’t necessarily criticize the U.S. Supreme Court, because they’re only going to handle the case that is before them. They’re not going to create a different case from the one that has been brought before them. And so far, there has not been a case brought before the US Supreme Court where they have had the issue of the birth certificate as the issue to decide. It’s been other issues that have been brought before them (like “standing” or stopping the election or cancelling the Electoral College vote, stuff like that...).

And also, the US Supreme Court is not going to take evidence for something that has not been through a lower court first and been decided there. You’re not going to introduce new evidence and expect the US Supreme Court to vet the evidence at that level. They don’t do that.

What someone has to do is “bring a case before them” where they can decide the very issue that you’re asking to be decided. And that means it has to have been through the lower courts first, and have stepped through the appeals, first and all the evidence has to have been presented at those lower levels first.

When that happens — then you’ll get the Supreme Court to look at what you want. Until then, there’s nothing they can do for you, no matter how many letters you write or anyone else writes...