Taitz ahead 2:1 in CA race

Orly Taitz

That’s what she says in an email to supporters yesterday, claiming that a “Grassroots Constitutional Conservatives” survey shows her with a 30 point lead over her Republican Primary opponent Damon Dunn.

Organizations participating in the survey are listed as (the accuracy and safety of the following links are not assured by the management):

Orly also claims the endorsement of the Republican Party of Lake County (population 65,279). I was unable to verify this claim. The Lake County Record-Bee web site returned no hits when searching for “Taitz,” nor did the Lake County News. Lake County Democrats are supporting Debra Bowen (duh). Obama defeated McCain 58% to 39% there in the 2008 election.

Orly also complained that Dr. Hugo Schwyzer withheld his endorsement and called her a “genuinely terrifying person.” Amen to that, brother.

Other candidates for California Secretary of State:

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47 Responses to Taitz ahead 2:1 in CA race

  1. richCares says:

    this appears to be the same format as her claims on her court cases, does she actually get paypal pushes with these claims, WIERD (are her followers that ________)

  2. Mike says:

    Ha… Hugo Schwyzer’s a bit of a wet blanket most of the time, and I often find his blend of vanilla Jesus-pleasin’ and trying-to-please-everyone feminism irritating, but he just went up somewhat in my estimation.

  3. Lupin says:

    The American Psychiatric Association should endorse her, with a “see what can happen to you if you don’t get therapy” sticker.

  4. misha says:

    Please, please win the general election.

  5. Arthur says:

    Anyone interested in Taitz’s paltry fund raising attempts will be delighted to read this report at Oh, For Goodness Sake. http://ohforgoodnesssake.com/?p=10690

  6. Dave says:

    Arthur: Anyone interested in Taitz’s paltry fund raising attempts will be delighted to read this report at Oh, For Goodness Sake. http://ohforgoodnesssake.com/?p=10690

    This was interesting. Dunn has raised about 40 times as much money from roughly 20 times as many contributors. The contrast is stark.
    Of course, that Taitz couldn’t figure out to run a campaign was evident from the start.

  7. Arthur says:

    Based on the photo Dr. C. provided of Taitz, I’ll give the old girl one thing–she’s got a nice set of choppers. Guess she can thank Moldova’s socialized dental care for that.

  8. Slartibartfast says:

    It’s too bad that a real pollster is unlikely to poll the CA SoS race – we’ll have to wait until they actually vote to see how badly Orly will get trounced…

  9. Dick Whitman says:

    Democrat Dung wants the Republican Party nomination because he knows he can’t beat the incumbent in his own party.

    A bright ray of sunshine and light beams upon California with Lady Liberty and Mama Grizzly Orly Taitz, the next Secretary of State of California. Nearly endorsed by Sarah Palin, Orly is an entrepreneur, tireless fighter for truth and justice and an asset to California.

    http://www.runorlyrun.com

  10. bob says:

    Dick Whitman: Nearly endorsed by Sarah Palin

    Nearly? As in almost endorsed, or in close proximity to an endorsement?

  11. richCares says:

    dick whitman
    come back and post on June 9th, will you?
    that date may highlight your delusions.

  12. racosta says:

    Dick Whitman and six others plan to vote for Orley the deranged candidate. I don’t think that 6 votes can win the election. I wonder if Dick Whitman will comment on Orly’s winning less than 1% of the vote

  13. Sef says:

    racosta: Dick Whitman and six others plan to vote for Orley the deranged candidate. I don’t think that 6 votes can win the election. I wonder if Dick Whitman will comment on Orly’s winning less than 1% of the vote

    A Micky Mouse write-in will probably get more votes than Orly. At least in Orange County. (Can you say “favorite son”)

  14. Palin signed Orly’s facebook guest book.

  15. nbC says:

    Dick Whitman: Democrat Dung wants the Republican Party nomination because he knows he can’t beat the incumbent in his own party.

    You’re funny trying to stir up trouble with empty rhetoric…
    Hilarious… And I am sure, some birthers actually believe this stuff.
    Well done.

  16. BatGuano says:

    if, by some absurd reason, orly doesn’t get the republican nomination can she still run as an independent ?

  17. Sef says:

    Sef:
    A Micky Mouse write-in will probably get more votes than Orly. At least in Orange County. (Can you say “favorite son”)

    “the ONION” headline after primary: “Taitz Concedes to OC Favorite Son”

  18. Arthur says:

    Mr. Dick probably thinks he can vote for the equally clueless Taitz even though he’s not a resident of California.

  19. SFJeff says:

    Shame its to late to change my registration just to vote for Orly.

    And Orly primary win would be a huge boost for every Democratic candidate in the state.

  20. Dave says:

    Dr. Conspiracy: Palin signed Orly’s facebook guest book.

    Can you post a link? I just poked around for a while on facebook and I can’t find this.

  21. bob says:

    BatGuano: if, by some absurd reason, orly doesn’t get the republican nomination can she still run as an independent ?

    No; California has a “sore loser” law (those defeated in the primaries can’t run in the general as an independent).

  22. Greg says:

    bob: No; California has a “sore loser” law (those defeated in the primaries can’t run in the general as an independent).

    Which doesn’t mean she won’t challenge that law in court. She’d only have to get the court to overturn its unanimous decision in Storer v. Brown.

  23. Dick Whitman says:

    richCares: dick whitman
    come back and post on June 9th, will you?
    that date may highlight your delusions.

    I’m not ruling out voter fraud if Orly doesn’t win in a landslide. It’s a Republican primary and you’ve got a Democrat whose business office address is also his apartment against a Republican entrepreneur with million dollar office space in Orange County near her Laguana Nigel home.

    I heard she is friends with billionaire Kirk Kerkorian.

  24. nbC says:

    I heard she is friends with billionaire Kirk Kerkorian.

    Perhaps he will be willing to waste some of his fortunes? So far however, the friendship appears to not be panning out in contributions…

    Weird…

  25. Arthur says:

    Dick Whitman:
    I’m not ruling out voter fraud if Orly doesn’t win in a landslide. It’s a Republican primary and you’ve got a Democrat whose business office address is also his apartment against a Republican entrepreneur with million dollar office space in Orange County near her Laguana Nigel home.I heard she is friends with billionaire Kirk Kerkorian.

    Oh, Dick, you’re such lackwit, but thanks for giving me a wonderful laugh. I can’t help but think you were laughing, too, when you wrote of voter fraud. Come on now, admit it; you let lose a naughty little girlish giggle when you wrote your latest post. Yesssss, I can tell.

  26. nbC says:

    Dick Whitman: I’m not ruling out voter fraud if Orly doesn’t win in a landslide

    It surely will be a landslide… Just not as hoped for…
    Of course, the response to Orly’s failures will be more blame directed towards others…
    The past is often a reliable predictor of the future. We shall see.

  27. BatGuano says:

    bob:
    No; California has a “sore loser” law (those defeated in the primaries can’t run in the general as an independent).

    could she have run as an independent from the start ?

  28. BatGuano says:

    ….or could she drop out now from the republican race and refile as an indi ???

  29. Sef says:

    BatGuano: ….or could she drop out now from the republican race and refile as an indi ???

    Knowing Orly she would probably do this the day after the primary for the primary.

  30. Bob Ross says:

    I’m starting to think that Sven is just a right wing parody. No one can seriously be that dense

  31. richCares says:

    “lose a naughty little girlish giggle when you wrote your latest post.”
    .
    if Dick is not doing satire then he is very seriously emotionally challenged, but it must be satire, no sane person can hold the views he projects.

  32. Rickey says:

    BatGuano: ….or could she drop out now from the republican race and refile as an indi ???

    Why would she want to drop out when her own polls show her ahead 2-1?

    I get the L.A. networks on DirecTV so I’ll be sure to be watching on Tuesday evening. Will Orly give a concession speech? Will anyone care?

  33. Dave says:

    BatGuano:
    could she have run as an independent from the start ?

    She could have. In fact, at the time I was rather surprised she didn’t. CA election law makes it rather more difficult to file as a D or R than it is to file as another party, or independent.

  34. Dave says:

    Rickey: Will Orly give a concession speech? Will anyone care?

    Perhaps this is a good time to review the gracious concession speech of King of the Birthers Andy Martin, when he recently lost the Illinois Senate primary to Rep. Mark Kirk.

    I will not support Kirk. I will work to defeat Mark Kirk. He is a fundamentally immoral individual.

  35. Black Lion says:

    A good wrap up from OFGS regarding the Bowen-Barnett case from OFGS….

    The hearing on June 2 in California Superior Court, Barnett v. Dunn, must have been over so quickly even people who were there didn’t know it happened, although Taitz says* it did.

    1.Sharon Sussner
    June 2nd, 2010 @ 10:35 pm
    What happened to the ex parte hearing regarding Damon Dunn that you and Pamela Barnett said was set on June 2 at 2:15 at Sacramento Superior Court department 54?

    My sister lives in Sacramento, and she went to the trouble of going to the Courthouse at that time yesterday, and there was no hearing.

    What happened?

    1.dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    June 3rd, 2010 @ 4:25 am
    there was a hearing yesterday and the case is continued

    In fact, the expedited hearing didn’t happen because of inadequate notice by Taitz/Barnett; attached emails indicated notice was not given until after 2 p.m. the day before, four hours after the deadline. In addition, an Application for an Order to Show Cause, which was rejected on May 27 for not properly requesting a hearing, was not included with the expedited hearing request, as required. Barnett had wanted the court to issue the Order to Show Cause requiring defendants to explain why the court shouldn’t grant her relief, but she failed to request a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction asking that Dunn, Bowen, and Brown be removed from the ballot. Then, at the last minute, they wanted an expedited hearing on the merits of the case.

    http://ohforgoodnesssake.com/?p=10712

  36. Sef says:

    It’s rather illuminating that Orly couldn’t find a “real lawyer” to file the case for Pamela. Just shows how devoid of substance she & her quixotic campaign are.

  37. Dr. Conspiracy: Palin signed Orly’s facebook guest book.

    Just to keep the point open – are we sure it was the real Sarah Palin?

  38. Rickey says:

    Dave:
    Perhaps this is a good time to review the gracious concession speech of King of the Birthers Andy Martin, when he recently lost the Illinois Senate primary to Rep. Mark Kirk.

    Ironiically, he may have a point there. Kirk is the latest politician to have been caught exaggerating his military credentials.

    http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/elections/ct-met-mark-kirk-military-record-060420100603,0,4299929.story

  39. Sef says:

    I wonder how Jensen’s imminent loss of Lakin’s case will effect his dog bite business? Maybe he should get out while he still can. I doubt he’ll see much of the $500k when the birthers see all his arguments failing.

  40. Bob Ross says:

    Sef: I wonder how Jensen’s imminent loss of Lakin’s case will effect his dog bite business? Maybe he should get out while he still can. I doubt he’ll see much of the $500k when the birthers see all his arguments failing.

    I’m sure if he hired Will Ferrel to reprise his Wade Blasengame character he’ll be good to go

  41. richCares says:

    Here’s info that may help Dick Whitman: to get un-deluded:
    Campaign disclosures filed with incumbent Secretary of State Debra Bowen show that Taitz has raised $6,000 and loaned her campaign an additional $39,600. Her opponent in the Republican primary, Irvine businessman Damon Dunn, has raised $276,000 and loaned his campaign $60,000 more.”
    “Her campaign disclosures show 21 donors sent money between March 18 and May 22. Dunn got money from 163 donors during that same period.

  42. Passerby says:

    Dick Whitman: A bright ray of sunshine and light beams upon California with Lady Liberty and Mama Grizzly Orly Taitz, the next Secretary of State of California. Nearly endorsed by Sarah Palin, Orly is an entrepreneur, tireless fighter for truth and justice and an asset to California.

    If it weren’t for the fact that I recognize the name attached, I would have assumed this was a parody. For real.

    I’m getting a whole new appreciation for how true Poe’s Law (which I just recently learned about) really is. Do you really mean this, or are you just playing? I honestly can’t tell.

  43. Dave says:

    Sef: I wonder how Jensen’s imminent loss of Lakin’s case will effect his dog bite business? Maybe he should get out while he still can. I doubt he’ll see much of the $500k when the birthers see all his arguments failing.

    I really do get the impression that birthers see losing as vindication. The only bad sign for Jensen is that Taitz could only raise $6K in donations for her campaign. To me, that’s what suggests he’s never going to see $500K.

  44. G says:

    richCares: “Her campaign disclosures show 21 donors sent money between March 18 and May 22. Dunn got money from 163 donors during that same period.

    So my question to Dick/Sven:

    How much did you donate to Orly’s campaign? You did put your money where your mouth is, didn’t you?

  45. G says:

    Black Lion: In fact, the expedited hearing didn’t happen because of inadequate notice by Taitz/Barnett; attached emails indicated notice was not given until after 2 p.m. the day before, four hours after the deadline. In addition, an Application for an Order to Show Cause, which was rejected on May 27 for not properly requesting a hearing, was not included with the expedited hearing request, as required. Barnett had wanted the court to issue the Order to Show Cause requiring defendants to explain why the court shouldn’t grant her relief, but she failed to request a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction asking that Dunn, Bowen, and Brown be removed from the ballot. Then, at the last minute, they wanted an expedited hearing on the merits of the case.

    It seems the only things that Barnett & Orly are good at is their consistency of doing a very poor job at simply filing frivolous lawsuits…

  46. G says:

    Based on Orly’s past tantrum-based frequent frivolous filing history, I think these are both excellent predictions about the next quixotic legal adventures we’ll see from her to keep us all entertained over the summer:

    Greg: Which doesn’t mean she won’t challenge that law in court. She’d only have to get the court to overturn its unanimous decision in Storer v. Brown.

    Dick Whitman: I’m not ruling out voter fraud if Orly doesn’t win in a landslide

  47. Arthur says:

    I grok Orly. Signed, Para Noia

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