On Mon, 29 Aug 2011 20:00:45 -0700, Gunner Asch
wrote:

On Tue, 30 Aug 2011 08:44:51 +0700, john B.
wrote:



Given the Republican's apparent efforts to block whatever the
President does it is logical to think that if there was any real doubt
that he was unqualified to serve that they would not have been all
over it. But they haven't.

If, during the primaries, it could have been proved that he was
ineligible to serve how much would the Clinton's paid to make that
public. But they haven't.

If the Birthers actually have proof that Obama was not born in the
U.S. one has to wonder why they haven't presented it to a court of
law. But they haven't.

Cheers,

John B.


Johnny...they have indeed presented it to many courts of law. And nearly
ALL of the courts have refused to hear it. Would you want to be the
judge that was responsible for the removal of a US president?


Why not. After all that is what they threatened Agnew with -
prosecution for taking bribes - and he believed that they would. The
people who were set to get rid of Clinton, Nixon and Johnson certainly
weren't afraid.

Several courts have not refused to hear it..and have ruled that the
state of Hawaii is required to present Obamas birth cert.

So far..Hawaii has....refused.

For someone who posts..you sure dont seem to know much about the
subject.

Odd that, eh wot?

Gunner

sorry, wrong again.

If you are referring to the US District Court in Honolulu you are not
correct.

What actually happened was that the judge, Richard L. Puglisi, issued
an order that required the Hawaii Department of Health appear in
federal court Sept. 14 to show cause why Taitz should be prevented
from seeing whatever original 1961 documents the agency has on record
regarding Barack Obama's birth.

This is somewhat different from what you said. No demand to present
any certificates was made.

It is an order to show cause only. If the Department of Health cannot
show cause then the next step is the issuance of an order to disclose
the document.

You have, as they say, got the cart before the horse.

Cheers,

John B.