Supremes looking at eligibility, again

WND -- WorldNetDaily ^ | August 12, 2010 | Bob Unruh

[sinanju]

I thought the smart money was saying the real reason is that Obama is trying to cover up the fact that “pop”-of-the-brown-trouser-stain, Frank Marshall Davis, his teenage mentor, was actually his bio-daddy.

[RachelFaith]

Yeah, that IS the smart money. They are chasing a ghost with this Oily Tait nonsense. I wouldn’t give her the time, let alone cash.

[montanajoe]

“she has had donations of about $2,000”

As PT Barnum would say there is a sucker born every minute...

[JoSixChip]

There are persistent doers, and there are judgmental do-nothing critics. I’d say its pretty clear who’s been posting on this thread tonight.

[Tex-Con-Man]

There are persistent doers

Setting your hair on fire and running around in circles chasing your tail is "persistent doing"...but is it accomplishing anything?

[pnh102]

I thought the smart money was saying the real reason is that Obama is trying to cover up the fact that “pop”-of-the-brown-trouser-stain, Frank Marshall Davis, his teenage mentor, was actually his bio-daddy.

If this was indeed the case, then it would prove that 0bama is a natural born citizen.

I am wondering, if after the way 0bama dissed the Supreme Court during the State of the Union address, that more of these eligibility cases will creep up the docket, just as a form of "payback."

[Candor7]

Seems that the birthers can declare victory, what with, as the article states at its end, 60% of Americans believing Obama was not born in the United States. The court case on discovery of Obamas documentation is politically, if not legally, moot.

And Orly helped the 60% happen. Good for her. Now maybe she can make it 70% who have that same belief.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Sometimes the judgmental do nothing critics are right.

Orly would be much more of a pleasure to watch if she wasn’t bent on trying to do the right thing in the screamingly wrong way, making things much more difficult for those that would follow.

[JoSixChip]

Ya, it’s not like any other great achievers have been called lunatics in our history.

[usmcobra]

Setting your hair on fire and running around in circles chasing your tail is "persistent doing"...but is it accomplishing anything?

Let's be clear on one thing, IF Obama was ineligible for the office of the president, the greatest case of election fraud in the history of our country took place when he was elected and now in this country there are two camps,those that want to know if Obama is ineligible and those that honestly don't want to know weather he is or isn't.

If you are one of those that does not want to know, I pity you, you are willing to sacrifice everything that guides our country for the sake of your own comfort zone and in the end you will never have the comfort you seek.

[pissant]

BUMP

[HiTech RedNeck]

My dear Mr. Straw Man, sometimes a clown is just a clown.

[vigilante2]

Ya, a lot of do-nothing critics! I don't want them covering my back!

[Man50D]

Orly would be much more of a pleasure to watch if she wasn’t bent on trying to do the right thing in the screamingly wrong way, making things much more difficult for those that would follow.

Why don't you enlighten Orly and the rest of us who simply demand BO/BS comply with the natural born citizenship clause in Article 2 Section 1, by explaining in detail the right way to prove he is illegally occupying the Oval Office?

[J Edgar]

to all the critics who say what Orly Taitz is doing it the wrong way, step up and do it the right way or just STFU!
She should have $200,000 minimum given the stakes!

I respect Orly Taitz because she has shown more webboes than any of the nay-sayers have shown! Go ahead, what’s your excuse?

[chris37]

I wish Mrs. Taitz nothing but success. This has been a most frustrating situation, and her intent to see justice served is admirable as well as patriotic in my opinion.

[thecodont]

I wish Mrs. Taitz nothing but success. This has been a most frustrating situation, and her intent to see justice served is admirable as well as patriotic in my opinion.

I echo your sentiments.

[Clump]

Yea, I give her props. She is just going after an extreme injustice. Most people just shrug.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Feeding the courts briefs that look like they came from the software that generates phoney websites is scarcely “simply.”