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: The Right Side of Life

Kerchner v. Obama Lead Plaintiff Places Second Ad, Asks for Help

By Phil

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Charles Kerchner, lead Plaintiff in Kerchner v. Obama, had recently placed an advertisement concerning his case in the Washington Times. Today, the Times is running a second ad highlighting both his case and the eligibility issue as a full pager:

Kerchner et al v Obama & Congress et al Advertorial in 20090706 Issue Wash Times

Mr. Kerchner has recently set up a web site, ProtectOurLiberty.org, wherein he is soliciting further donations to help defray the costs of placing these ads.

As he puts it:

If the People want Obama out, they have to support people like me at this point.  I cannot do this all by myself.  I have carried the full load on this case now for almost 6 months.  So I decided at this point to ask for help with the advertising part of the costs.

The site goes into a full explanation of the costs involved as well as the types of advertising that is being supported by donations.

See the following links regarding the eligibility saga:

-Phil


Full post as published by The Right Side of Life on July 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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