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Last post 11-13-2008, 3:33 PM by jd4fox23. 7 replies.
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  •  11-11-2008, 11:51 AM 3567931

    Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    An interesting turn of events... thoughts?

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    Another Lawsuit against Obama makes it to Supreme Court.

    http://www.prlog.org/10139161-obama-presidency-challenged-by-new-jersey-voter-renatural-born-citizen-before-us-supreme-court.html


    Voter re:"natural born citizen" - Before US Supreme Court
    Obama presidency challenged by New Jersey voter re: "natural born citizen"
    now before US Supreme Court. Standing not an issue-Birth Certificate not
    main point of suit. Action was originally filed against both Obama and
    McCain alleging ineligibility.

      Champion of rights
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    PRLog (Press Release) - Nov 10, 2008 - On October 27, 2008,
    plaintiff-appellant, Leo Donofrio, a retired attorney acting Pro Se, sued
    Nina Mitchell Wells, Secretary of State of the State of New Jersey, in the
    Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, demanding the Secretary
    execute her statutory and Constitutional duties to police the security of
    ballots in New Jersey from fraudulent candidates ineligible to hold the
    office of President of the United States due to their not being "natural
    born citizens" as enumerated in Article 1, Section 2, of the US
    Constitution.

    Unlike other law suits filed against the candidates, Berg etc., this action
    was the only bi-partisan suit, which sought to have both McCain and Obama
    removed for the same reason.  (Later, Plaintiff also sought the removal of
    Nicaraguan born Roger Colera, the Presidential candidate for the Socialist
    Workers Party). The Berg suit will almost certainly fail on the grounds of
    "standing", but Donofrio v. Wells, having come directly from NJ state
    courts, will require the SCOTUS to apply New Jersey law, and New Jersey has
    a liberal history of according standing to citizens seeking judicial review
    of State activity.

    While raising it as an ancillary issue, Plaintiff in this case didn't rely
    upon questioning Obama's birth certificate as the core Constitutional issue.
    Rather, he alleges that even if Obama was born in Hawaii, he was born to a
    Kenyan national father and is therefore not eligible to be President due to
    having dual loyalties at birth and split jurisdiction at the time of his
    birth.

    The cause of action first accrued on September 22, 2008, when Secretary
    Wells certified to county clerks, for ballot preparation, a written
    "statement", prepared under her seal of office, that was required by statute
    to contain names of only those candidates who were "by law entitled" to be
    listed on ballots in New Jersey.  The statement is demanded by N.J.S.A.
    19:13-22.

    The law suit raises a novel contention that the statutory code undergoes
    legal fusion with the Secretary's oath of office to uphold the US
    Constitution thereby creating a minimum standard of review based upon the
    "natural born citizen" requirement of Article 2, Section 1, and that the
    Supremacy clause of the Constitution would demand those requirements be
    resolved prior to the election.

    The key fact, not challenged below, surrounds two conversations between the
    plaintiff-appellant and a key Secretary of State Election Division official
    wherein the official admitted, twice, that the defendant-Secretary just
    assumed the candidates were eligible taking no further action to actually
    verify that they were, in fact, eligible to the office of President.  These
    conversations took place on October 22nd and 23rd.

    Plaintiff-Appellant then initiated the litigation process on Monday, October
    27th.

    Now, post-election, plaintiff is seeking review by the United States Supreme
    Court to finally determine the "natural born citizen" issue.  Plaintiff
    alleged the Secretary has a legal duty to make certain the candidates pass
    the "natural born citizen" test.  The pre-election suit requested that New
    Jersey ballots be stayed as they were defective requiring replacements to
    feature only the names of candidates who were truly eligible to the office
    of President.

    The action was brought as a "Complaint In Lieu of Prerogative Writs" (aka
    writ of mandamus) directly to the Appellate Division in NJ.  An arduous four
    day litigation ended with Judge Sabatino denying plaintiff emergency relief.

    Plaintiff then submitted the matter to the New Jersey Supreme the next
    morning, and after an emergency review by multiple Supreme Court Justices,
    the application for emergency relief was denied.

    However, in an incredible turn of events, the NJ Supreme Court specifically
    ignored the lower court's five page opinion - such opinion having avoided
    the Constitutional question presented - and relied upon "Movant's Papers"
    which did discuss and employ Constitutional issues.

    This then opened a door to US Supreme Court review.  Since "Movant's papers"
    are based on a Constitutional issue, it is proper for the US Supreme Court
    to review the case.

    Plaintiff-appellant prepared the US Supreme Court emergency stay application
    over the weekend and then rushed off to Washington DC on November 3rd where
    he filed an Application For Emergency Stay of New Jersey ballots, and/or a
    stay of the "national election".  Plaintiff's terminology is of vital
    importance here.  Plaintiff's use of the term "national election" includes
    all aspects thereof, including the popular vote, full election results, and
    the Electoral College process.

    Justice Suoter, facing a tough decision in the wake of Obama's landslide
    victory, took four days to examine the extensive lower court paper trail and
    legal precedents pertaining thereto, but he eventually denied the
    application on Nov. 6th, 2008.  However, the case is still live, but not for
    the reason erroneously listed on the SCOTUS Docket.

    It appears Justice Suoter was misinformed by the US Supreme Court Stay
    Clerk, Mr. Danny Bickle. A full Petition for Writ of Certiorari is listed as
    "pending" on the Supreme Court docket, and such Petition having not been
    dismissed by Justice Suoter indicates the serious merits of the case, but
    plaintiff-appellant did not make a full Petition, and so its existence is a
    procedural fiction.  But the case is still live and pending as an Emergency
    Stay Application.

    Due to the emergent nature of Stay proceedings, plaintiff is entitled - by
    law - under US Supreme Court Rule 22 to resubmit the Application for an
    Emergency Stay to another Justice of his choice along with a supplemental
    letter to accompany the original Stay application.  Justice Suoter had right
    of first review because he is charged with review of 3rd Circuit actions,
    and New Jersey is in the 3rd Circuit.

    But now that Justice Suoter has denied the emergency stay with prejudice,
    Plaintiff may resubmit the Application For An Emergency Stay of the national
    election results and Electoral College meeting to the Honorable US Supreme
    Court Justice Clarence Thomas.  Furthermore, all nine Justices will be
    served on this round, according to Rule 22 which requires Appellant to
    submit 10 copies of the original Stay application for the entire Supreme
    Court.

    A supplemental letter detailing the unorthodox procedural history involved
    with this case is being prepared for Justice Thomas to review along with the
    prior Stay application.  submitted to the SCOTUS.

    Instead of making a full Petition for Certiorari, plaintiff-appellant, as to
    his Emergency Stay Application, relied on the procedural history in Bush v.
    Gore, wherein Bush also chose to fore go a full Petition for Cert., and
    instead relied exclusively on an emergency Stay application handed to one
    Justice who then empaneled the entire court.  The Supreme Court then granted
    the Stay, treated the Stay application as a full Petition for Certiorari and
    granted that Petition despite the fact that Bush only submitted the one
    Application for Emergency Stay.  That was done because the urgency of the
    situation begged resolve of the national Presidential election.  The same
    conditions apply here as the clock is ticking down to December 15th, the day
    for the Electoral College to meet.

    The bi-partisan case progressed quietly through the lower courts with no
    publicity as the plaintiff-appellant sought to respect court authority
    seeking only to have the "natural born issue" determined once and for all.
    He didn't create a web site or request donations.  The suit is self
    financed.

    However, due to some very unorthodox treatment of the case in the NJ
    Appellate Division, and also by the US Supreme Court Clerk's office, a press
    conference is now being prepared to coincide with the resubmission of the
    Stay application to Justice Clarence Thomas.

    To view the official court documents, pleadings and orders,
    please see http://www.blogtext.org/naturalborncitizen
    # # #

    Leo Donofrio is a citizen rights advocate. He is a retired attorney who now
    uses his legal background to identify Government abuse of citizen rights in
    order to educate the public, "We The People".


    jd4fox23
  •  11-11-2008, 1:38 PM 3568066 in reply to 3567931

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    I am trying to find ties to Jomo Kenyatta, Considered to be the founding father of the Kenyan Nation, and released from a Kenyan prison 17 days after Obama was born. But for the life of me, I just can't do it.
    I do have a bunch of Roswell kids jokes now, though.
    You would think that the Democratic party would run checks before they even considered him a run for President. You would also think that this would also come up when he ran for Senate, but it did not.
    The laws that Leo Donofrio are referring to are about citizens being born outside of U.S. territories at the time Obama was born. Obama was born in Hawaii but soon moved to Indonesia. His Mom was a national and her Husbands (Mr. Obama and Mr. Step Obama) were foreigners.
    Since the law is quite obscure in some areas, McCain also falls under it do to his 5 1/2 years as a pow.
    As of right now, the issue is basically sour grapes. He's President :-D

    But IMO, This is just racially motivated rhetoric. Since you can't say "I don't want a Black man as President", you have to find a way to defame him.


  •  11-12-2008, 9:43 AM 3569758 in reply to 3568066

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    kindagreywolf:
    I am trying to find ties to Jomo Kenyatta, Considered to be the founding father of the Kenyan Nation, and released from a Kenyan prison 17 days after Obama was born. But for the life of me, I just can't do it. I do have a bunch of Roswell kids jokes now, though. You would think that the Democratic party would run checks before they even considered him a run for President. You would also think that this would also come up when he ran for Senate, but it did not. The laws that Leo Donofrio are referring to are about citizens being born outside of U.S. territories at the time Obama was born. Obama was born in Hawaii but soon moved to Indonesia. His Mom was a national and her Husbands (Mr. Obama and Mr. Step Obama) were foreigners. Since the law is quite obscure in some areas, McCain also falls under it do to his 5 1/2 years as a pow. As of right now, the issue is basically sour grapes. He's President :-D But IMO, This is just racially motivated rhetoric. Since you can't say "I don't want a Black man as President", you have to find a way to defame him.

    I don't know much about Constitutional law at all, but it makes for an interesting read... that's for sure.


    jd4fox23
  •  11-12-2008, 10:23 AM 3569974 in reply to 3569758

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    It's a very interesting read. I found a site months ago that directed you to the laws it's self. You have to hire a team of lawyers to figure it out.

    Hawaii was a territory until 1959 when it reached statehood, Barrack was born In ‘61.

    However, the U.S. has a lot of territories including Puerto Rico and the Northern Marianas. Now throw in The different Indian reservations and Nations. Let them battle it out In court and settle it once and for all.

  •  11-12-2008, 3:23 PM 3571390 in reply to 3569974

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    kindagreywolf:
    It's a very interesting read. I found a site months ago that directed you to the laws it's self. You have to hire a team of lawyers to figure it out. Hawaii was a territory until 1959 when it reached statehood, Barrack was born In ‘61. However, the U.S. has a lot of territories including Puerto Rico and the Northern Marianas. Now throw in The different Indian reservations and Nations. Let them battle it out In court and settle it once and for all.

    See this follow-up story that I found... it deepens the muddy pit...


    jd4fox23
  •  11-13-2008, 12:06 AM 3573490 in reply to 3571390

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    Ok, jd4fox23.. What is your muddy follow up story? Where is it at? Hello to my friends on here, I've been off of here for awhile, I've been busy on another forum..  I surely missed some of you.. I don't see hardly any of their names on here anymore, making new statements. (cricket)     Surprise
  •  11-13-2008, 12:20 AM 3573501 in reply to 3569758

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    Well, I don't see anything about what jd4fox23 posted being related to color, or being clasified as racist. If the president was Mexican, White or what ever race, would you feel it was racist? Just because America finally has a black president, is not the problem. People have had problems due to the associations involved with him. People need to get over using race, because a person is black, they are no different or better than any other race, and they need to quit putting down other races also. This is 2008 and America has paid enough, especially when the people living now hasn't done anything. If anyone should be complaining, it should be the Indians and Pilgrims, then when Spain came, and the way they were treated. I mean that, every race has it's problems, and if people would quit living in the past, and get on with their lives, things would be a million times better.  But, if anyone isn't legal, we have standards for being president, and if they need to be checked out, then so be it. (cricket) 
  •  11-13-2008, 3:33 PM 3576094 in reply to 3573490

    Re: Another Supreme Court Lawsuit

    cricket:
    Ok, jd4fox23.. What is your muddy follow up story? Where is it at? Hello to my friends on here, I've been off of here for awhile, I've been busy on another forum..  I surely missed some of you.. I don't see hardly any of their names on here anymore, making new statements. (cricket)     Surprise

    Follow-up story: Mombasa Imam who confirmed Obama’s birth place arrives in the UK

    http://community.fox23.com/forums/thread/3571392.aspx


    jd4fox23
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