Monthly Archives: May 2013

Taitz Facebook profile hacked?

Orly Taitz posted on her Facebook page that someone had altered her profile: Somebody hacked into this account and changed my profile1 from “Dentist and Attorney ” to “former family dentist and attorney”. Please, help me find the thug, so … Continue reading

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207 – 0

That’s the score (birther court losses against wins) on the Birther Scorecard as of today. That number does not include most of the 50 lawsuits filed by Keith Judd that typically don’t amount to much, being summarily dismissed. He has … Continue reading

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Benghazi = birther?

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney compared nonsense politicized questions about Benghazi by Republicans to questions about the President’s birth certificate. Who woulda’ thunk?

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Sheriff Arpaio: guilty of racial profiling

The case of Melendres v. Arpaio was decided Friday with Judge Snow issuing a scathing 142-page decision describing misconduct at the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, led by “America’s toughest sheriff ™” Joe Arpaio. A number of news organizations, including the … Continue reading

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McInnish v. Chapman in brief

The lawsuit of McInnish v. Chapman is the birther’s best hope these days. Sometimes it can take a while to locate exactly what you want. Here are the briefs before the Alabama Supreme Court in McInnish v. Chapman. The issue … Continue reading

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Dicta on natural born citizenship

The previous article, “Crackpotting natural born citizenship” exceeded the limit of 500 comments, and this is primarily an article to hold the overflow. I did want to make one comment in general about the topic. To my knowledge few cases … Continue reading

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