Miscellaneous

Conspiracy Theorist Make It To the Supreme Court

Yeah. Barack Obama was elected to be the next President of the United States. But it's not official yet. And apparently, Clarence Thomas thinks there's enough evidence that he's not a U.S. Citizen to review his birth certificate in the highest court in the land.

A case that challenges President-elect Barack Obama's name on the 2008 election ballot citing questions over his citizenship has been scheduled for a "conference" at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Conferences are private meetings of the justices at which they review cases and decide which ones to accept for formal review. This case is set for a conference Dec. 5, just 10 days before the Electoral College is scheduled to meet to make formal the election of Obama as the nation's next president.

The Supreme Court's website listed the date for the case brought by Leo C. Donofrio against Nina Wells, the secretary of state in New Jersey, over not only Obama's name on the 2008 election ballot but those of two others, Sen. John McCain and Roger Calero.

The case, unsuccessful at the state level, had been submitted to Justice David Souter, who rejected it. The case then was resubmitted to Justice Clarence Thomas. The next line on the court's docket says: "DISTRIBUTED for Conference of December 5, 2008."

Hey! You know what'd be funny? A laugh riot! If Barack Obama wasn't a U.S. citizen and his election was tossed out the window! Hahahahahaha.

Oh wait. Then we'd all be fucked.

Full post as published by Quiz Law on November 20, 2008 (boomark / email).