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Congress sued to remove prez from White House

World Net Daily

January 31, 2009

A new lawsuit is challenging Barack Obama's eligibility to be president, and this one targets Congress as a defendant for its failure to uphold the constitutional demand to make sure Obama qualified before approving the Electoral College vote.

It is being brought on behalf of Charles F. Kerchner Jr., Lowell T. Patterson, Darrell James Lenormand and Donald H. Nelson Jr. and names as defendants Barack Hussein Obama II, the U.S., Congress, the Senate, House of Representatives and former Vice President Dick Cheney along with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Fleeced! Obama's blanket 'stolen'

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by Joe Kovacs

January 21, 2009

Democratic strategist Donna Brazile is raising some eyebrows after admitting she swiped President Barack Obama's complimentary blanket from his inauguration ceremony, and then joked it was not a criminal offense...

The exchange was noted by columnist Paul Proctor, who said he was curious if suddenly there were "an underlying belief among some African-Americans that since we now have a black president, Obama will be providing them special privileges that somehow supersede the laws of the land...?"

The war on children

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by Erik Rush

January 1, 2009

While the monopoly the state has on education and the subversion of the public school system can raise an almost murderous ire among informed parents, it remains one of the least addressed issues in the public arena.

This is, of course, in a large part due to such things as the recent economic meltdown and the war on terror having been made chief concerns of the 2008 general election. Since the election, militant gays in particular have been emboldened toward advancing their agenda...

AOL: Growing majority worried over eligibility

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by Bob Unruh

December 31, 2008

An unscientific poll being conducted by American Online reveals more and more people are having second thoughts about Barack Obama's eligibility to occupy the Oval Office.

Fifty-three percent nationwide, and majorities in 45 states individually, say "yes" when asked if there is "any merit" to the controversy surrounding his citizenship. Even in Obama's own state, Illinois, the opinion is split 47-47 percent on the issue.

Most covered-up of 2008: Natural-born citizen

World Net Daily

December 31, 2008

At the end of each year, news organizations typically present their retrospective replays of what they consider to have been the top news stories in the previous 12 months.

WND's editors, however, have long considered it far more newsworthy to publicize the most important unreported or underreported news events of the year - to highlight perhaps for one last time major news stories that were undeservedly "spiked" by the establishment press.

Campaign demanded Change.gov Web domain

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by Bob Unruh

December 24, 2008

U.S. government officials approved President-elect Barack Obama's use of a "dot-gov" web domain name.

Christopher P. Lu, executive director of the Obama-Biden Transition Project, wrote in a letter dated Election Day that the private campaign organization had made a request to be awarded one of the restricted "dot-gov" addresses, specifically "change.gov."

Wanted: Comedians who will ridicule Obama

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by Benjamin Shapiro

December 10, 2008

How many Americans does it take to screw in a light bulb? According to President-elect Barack Obama, 2.5 million.

Obama has a new plan, he says, to save or create at least 2.5 million jobs. "We need to upgrade our federal buildings by replacing old heating systems and installing efficient light bulbs," Obama said.

Keyes' lawyers invite public to 'join the fight'

World Net Daily

December 9, 2008

A California public interest legal group has taken on a high-profile battle that already has at least three entire law firms lining up on the other side.

But the group has promised to fight until a resolution is reached in the dispute over Barack Obama's eligibility to be president. "For the sake of our Constitution and our republic, the issue MUST be resolved," the legal advocacy group says in a new campaign seeking support for its work.

Supreme Court denies citizenship challenge

World Net Daily

December 8, 2008

The U.S. Supreme Court today announced it has denied bringing Donofrio v. Wells - one of several cases challenging Barack Obama's eligibility to serve as president - before a full hearing.

The case of Leo C. Donofrio v. New Jersey Secretary of State Nina Mitchell Wells claims Obama does not meet the Constitution's Article 2, Section 1 "natural-born citizen" requirement for president because of his dual citizenship at birth.

Rathergate II: Certification of Live Birth a clear forgery

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by Janet Porter

November 25, 2008

The media bought it. The voters bought it. And now some in Congress are resisting the idea of congressional hearings because they believe that Barack Obama's "birth certificate" has been posted online.

Not so. What was posted was not a birth certificate, but something that resembles a "Certification of Live Birth" or COLB, which, even if authentic, does not prove "natural born" U.S. citizenship. You see, in Hawaii, a Certification of Live Birth is issued within a year of a child's birth to those who register a birth abroad or one that takes place outside a hospital.

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