Monday, October 8, 2012
Updates on West Virginia, Indiana and U.S. Supreme Court Cases
(Oct. 7, 2012) —[Editor's Note: Additional recent developments on the part of Secretaries of State named as defendants in Taitz's case Judd v. Obama were reported on Octber 5. An attorney representing members of the media listed as defendants IN the case also responded to Taitz late last week.]
I got a call from Atty. Dorian Brell, the deputy attorney general of West Virginia representing Secretary of State Natalie Tennant. Keith Judd ran for office
in West Virginia and got 41% of the vote. He filed a complaint with
Secretary of State Tennant demanding an investigation in light of
Obama’s forged IDs, and she just threw it in the garbage. She is the
chief elections official in the state. Keith wanted me to stipulate
that I would agree to a 30-day extension for them to file papers. I
stated that I would consider agreeing to this if they would stipulate to
a stay of certification of all votes for Obama pending adjudication of
the issue of evidence of forgery in all of his IDs and Social Security
number.
[Editor's Note: Natalie Tennant appeared on Fox News last February to denounce voter fraud, stating "We don't tolerate election law violations."]
They’re claiming that they cannot look
at the qualifications of the president. So why are we paying
Secretaries of State their salaries? If they are doing nothing and
deciding nothing, why not just pay an inflatable doll? We could save
ourselves quite a bit. With 50 of them who are probably making some
$200,000 plus benefits, that’s a lot of money.
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