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: The Right Side of Life

Broe v. Reed: Case Dismissed ?Without Comment?

By Phil

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From the TriCityHerald.com, the Washington State case of Broe v. Reed has been dismissed:

The Washington Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit alleging Secretary of State Sam Reed had failed to confirm that President-elect Barack Obama was eligible to run for president.

A group of Washington residents filed the lawsuit in early December asking the state?s votes for Obama be set aside.

James E. Broe of King County and 12 others claimed Obama never established that he is a natural-born American citizen as required by the Constitution, and that Obama ran under a false name. …

The Broe lawsuit claimed that Reed had known about questions concerning Obama?s eligibility since September, but did nothing to determine whether Obama was a lawful candidate. …

The Supreme Court granted Reed?s request to dismiss the suit without comment.  

I’ll be watching for further comment from attorney Stephen Pidgeon.

A current listing of eligibility lawsuits can be found here.

-Phil

Full post as published by The Right Side of Life on January 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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