Thursday, December 29, 2011

NH Laws Broken by Ballot Law Commission

REGARDING BALLOT LAW COMMISSION'S JURISDICTION

665:7 Filing Disputes
"The ballot law commission shall hear and determine disputes arising over whether nomination papers or declarations of candidacy filed with the secretary of state conform with the law."
The law is, that to be eligible for the Presidency, you MUST be a natural born citizen and Obama is NOT a natural born citizen.
Obama is NOT even an America citizen, according to the Constitutional Framers. You will see that all my quoted sources are from the Library of Congress, so to CHANGE the framer's intent, there would have had to of been amendments to the Constitution, changing the Presidential requirements and that has never happened!
The commission says that they do not deal with criminal and do not have the authority to remove obama for not being Natural Born, but that is FALSE because in 2008, the commission removed Sal Mohamed was removed from the ballot because he was not a Natural Born Citizen, being born in Egypt.
SO THEY DO HAVE THE AUTHORITY!

REGARDING JAMESON FRENCH AND POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Section 665:3 Political Contributions Prohibited.
"No ballot law commission member shall make a contribution, as defined in RSA 664:2, to any candidate for office or political committee."
(Type in French Jameson and search the page for 2010, then search page for 2011 for all donations)
REGARDING ALTERNATE MEMBERS FILLING IN
Section 665:2 Alternate Member
There shall be 5 members present in person at all meetings. In case any member of the commission is absent from any meeting or unable to perform his or her duties or disqualifies himself or herself as commissioner, an alternate member who shall have the same qualifications as those of the commissioner whose place he or she is temporarily filling shall perform the duties of the commissioner.
REGARDING JANE CLEMONS' APPOINTMENT
Section 665:1
"No person shall be appointed to the commission who holds an elected office or who is an election official."
The day that Jane was appointed to the Ballot Law Commission she WAS STILL a House Representative, so technically, she was not eligible for the position at that time. She did resign, the day before her effective date to the commission, but she was appointed while holding an elected office and the law clearly states no one should be "appointed", it doesn't say no one should be "elected" or "approved", it says appointed and technically, she was still a House Representative. The appointment date is different (earlier) than the approved/effective date and her effective date is September 14, 2010, so even giving her the benefit of doubt by saying she was approved in one days turn around time (which is highly unlikely) it would have been impossible for her to be appointed, without still being a House Member. She's even still got a House website:

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