Obama Citizenship

Eligibility Update: US Attorney Taylor Resigns, Another Grand Jury Indictment, GA Voter Case Headed to SCOTUS

By Phil

Leo Donofrio, attorney and Plaintiff in Donofrio v. Wells, posted an article today encouraging those who would have otherwise sent letters to US Attorney Jeffrey Taylor to investigate eligibility that they might be better served to contact Patrick Fitzgerald instead:

On May 28, Jeffrey Taylor resigned as acting US Attorney for the District of Columbia.   I have not heard from one person who got a response from him regarding their quo warranto letters.

I did hear from one person who had proof that their QW letter to Taylor had been rerouted to the White House.

There is much speculation as to why Taylor resigned.  I think it?s interesting to note that while he didn?t file a quo warranto regarding Obama?s eligibility, he also never told anyone who wrote to him that Obama was actually eligible and that Obama had been properly vetted which was the canned response from all of Congress.

Taylor never made such a statement.

It will be interesting to see now whether his successor in the DC US Attorney?s office ? Channing Phillips ? will issue a statement saying Obama is eligible.

Was Taylor pressured to resign because he wouldn?t vouch for Obama?  I don?t know.  But I do know Taylor didn?t have the support of enough US citizens.  So America gets what America deserves ? the destruction of its Constitution because the great majority of US citizens don?t care about their Constitution.

My suggestion to anybody who does care is to send your quo warranto letters to US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald.  Perhaps since the DC Code statute is vague in its wording ? only requiring ?the US Attorney? to file for the quo warranto ? it could be used by any US Attorney.  That is not my original interpretation, but after seeing this fiasco play out, and listening to the lame excuses favoring Obama?s eligibility, I don?t see why any US Attorney couldn?t use the statute.   The statute just says ?the US Attorney?.

I think Patrick Fitzgerald is your best bet now.  At least you?ll probably get a response from his office.

Bob Campbell, editor of AmericanGrandJury.org, created another posting regarding more activity with the citizen grand jury initiative…

Status: ONLINE and State Grand Juries:
April 29th concluded, Indictment handed down
May 9th concluded, Indictment handed down

May 16h concluded, Indictment handed down
May 23rd concluded, Indictment handed down
May 30th concluded, Indictment handed down
Lone Star State GJ Texas concluded, Indictment handed down
Arkansas State GJ concluded, Indictment handed down

Upcoming June schedule:
June 6th, scheduled and approved
Tennesee Grand Jury, registered, a couple of openings, almost ready to go
June 13th, scheduled and approved
Illinois State Grand Jury, registered, a couple of openings, almost ready to go
June SUPER Grand Jury, HUGE ? details private at this time ? completely registered and filled

It looks like AKA is having problems with his public announcement system again. In an attempt to quell the rising tide of anger and disgust from citizens wanting to know where?s the proof of Obama?s ?natural born? citizenship, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs? recent response to a question on the President?s birth certificate tried to laugh it off. Well, it is no laughing matter and now a FoxNews discussion is having a field day with the comments section. It looks like AKA is getting closer and closer to pucker time! 

The RightSideofLife has the full story here. The details include responses from Dr. Ron Polarik and Attorney Mario Apuzzo. This article covers most of the well known facts and details surrounding the alleged guilt of Barack Obama.

We at American Grand Jury hear what the people are saying and have charged Obama with ?presentments? of guilt. On Satruday, May 30th at 2:30 pm, the convened Grand Jury handed down the YES votes of 31 members, unanimous, to INDICT Barack Obama with the ?presentments? of Fraud and Treason.

The May 30th voting has been formally attested to and verified. The ?presentments? will be reduced to writing within the next few days for distribution to the court system throughout the land. To date, American Grand Jury has sponsored approximately 70 serves on different courts, sheriffs, Districk Attoneys, Attorney Generals, judges and other officials around the United States. The word is spreading that we mean business and are not going to stop with these presentments until the Court system does their job of formally prosecuting Obama.

The people of the United States have the right to know who this man really is that is living in the White House. Right now it looks like AKA is a Foreign National ?play-acting? as the Commander-in-Chief and President. Obama contiunes to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars with legal firms to hide his birth certificate, passport records, school records, selective service records, campaign contribution records and God knows what else.

You know what they say, ?the bigger they are, the harder they fall.?

Thanks for stopping by,

Bob Campbell
American Grand Jury [emphases original]

And from my home State of Georgia, The Wall Street Journal reports that the Justice Department has rejected a duly-signed State law requiring prospective voters to prove that they are citizens (excerpted):

In a letter released on Monday, the Justice Department said the state’s voter-verification program is frequently inaccurate and has a “discriminatory effect” on minority voters in Georgia.

“This flawed system frequently subjects a disproportionate number of African-American, Asian and/or Hispanic voters to additional, and more importantly, erroneous burdens on the right to register to vote,” said Loretta King, acting assistant attorney general of the Justice Department’s civil-rights division. Ms. King’s letter was sent to Georgia Attorney General Thurbert Baker on Friday.

The decision means Georgia must halt the voter-verification checks, although the state can still ask the Justice Department to reconsider, according to the letter and to the Georgia secretary of state’s office.

Secretary of State Karen Handel on Monday blasted the DOJ’s decision, saying it opens the floodgates for noncitizens to vote in the state.

“Clearly, politics took priority over common sense and good public policy,” said Ms. Handel, a Republican candidate for governor in 2010.

At issue is a system that had been used by Georgia elections officials to verify the identities and citizenship of newly registering voters by matching their applications with driver’s license and Social Security data. …

A three-judge federal panel last October ordered the state to seek Justice Department preclearance for the checks under the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Georgia is one of several states that need federal approval before changing election rules because of a history of discriminatory Jim Crow-era voting practices.

The Justice Department decision marks the first time the new Democratic Obama administration has weighed in on Georgia’s election laws. It is the first time the Justice Department has rejected a change in election procedures by Georgia since the 1990s, according to a spokesman for the Georgia attorney general. …

Georgia is still awaiting word on whether a new law that requires newly registering voters to show proof of citizenship will pass muster with the DOJ.

Ballot-Access.org reports that this case will be subject to Supreme Court Conference this Thursday:

Here is the rebuttal brief of the NAACP (in the U.S. Supreme Court) in NAACP v Billups, 08-1231. The issue is the constitutionality of Georgia?s law requiring voters at the polls to show a goverment photo-ID card. This current round of briefs is to determine whether the Supreme Court will hear the case. Especially interesting is footnote 1, comparing the Georgia ID law with the Indiana ID law.

The Supreme Court will consider whether to hear this case at its June 4 conference.

A current listing of citizen grand jury updates and eligibility lawsuits can be found here.

-Phil

Full post as published by The Right Side of Life on June 01, 2009 (boomark / email).