Posted on 07/29/2010 1:01:40 AM PDT by rxsid
Another possibility is that you are incorrect.
I imagine we agree on far, far more matters than we disagree.
If that wasn’t so, at the least we wouldn’t be hanging around FR.
There’s only one way to know whether I’m correct, and nobody will allow that to happen.
If Lakin is allowed to depose Fukino and Okubo and their statements can eventually be checked against the transaction logs and original index records (which have hopefully not been destroyed; hopefully they just lied about them not existing), we will find out whether Obama could have qualified by Jan 20, 2009.
All those documents are supposed to be accessible to the public without any kind of court order, and if a legal entity requires them to be released in compliance with the law the HDOH HAS to comply. If the authority in Lakin’s case would simply require the HDOH to obey its disclosure laws, we could have the answers that would tell us whether I am right or wrong.
Any AG or District Attorney in the nation could initiate such action if they so chose, I understand.
But don't let your emotional state become dependent on this happening. You probably aren't going to get it.
I’ve tried to find out just how closely the issue has to involve a state-level crime, in order for a state AG to investigate. Still not clear on that.
That’s how this ties in with the Arizona enforcement law. The feds are trying to say that only federal law enforcement can investigate federal crimes. Not only does Obama want tyrannical REGULATORY power over everything in our lives, he also wants a monopoly on LAW ENFORCEMENT, so that only his thugs can investigate anything the feds regulate.
That’s a huge move on his part, and it involves much, much more than just immigration enforcement.
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