She admitted on her blog that she called after business hours, and that, when she called back this morning, they told her it was just a computer glitch and the case was still on the docket. In the meantime, she posted a hysterical screed on the internet claiming that Obama had ordered her case off the Supreme Court docket—a legal impossibility. If she was looking for a way to hurt her credibility with the Court, she found a good one.
That does not change the issue of “when will Obama provide his original birth certificate?” Until he proves that he is a natural born American citizen, he is NOT eligible to serve as President.
She also got more visibility on the issue which is good. Anything that broadcasts this stuff as long and hard as posible is GOOD.
She did not hurt her credibility.
The people filing these suits have been treated abysmally and damn straight they need to broadcast the incompetence of the SCOTUS “glinch”.
You are saying that the Supreme Court bases its decisions on emotional rants?
>>>She admitted on her blog that she called after business hours, and that, when she called back this morning, they told her it was just a computer glitch and the case was still on the docket. In the meantime, she posted a hysterical screed on the internet claiming that Obama had ordered her case off the Supreme Court docket—a legal impossibility. If she was looking for a way to hurt her credibility with the Court, she found a good one.<<<
Uhmmm, cite please? Where on her blog did she admit she called at all? She was enroute to Texas during this time.
>>>she posted a hysterical screed on the internet claiming that Obama had ordered her case off the Supreme Court docket<<<
Boy oh boy you are one for screaming about credibility. Your posts are just full of tales. Can you cite this too?
It does seem that very wild and implausible theories are brought forth regarding these issues...