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As long as any court takes a case and rules that Obama must be properly vetted it is a win for the entire country. Every American should know if Obama meets the requirements of the Constitution. Just because the SCOTUS denied hearing the Wrotnowski case does not mean Obama meets the Constitutional requirements to be POTUS, because there was no decison on the case itself.
ORDERS IN PENDING CASES
08A469 WROTNOWSKI, CORT V. BYSIEWICZ, CT SEC. OF STATE
The application for stay and/or injunction addressed to Justice Scalia and referred to the Court is denied.
Told ya so.
Many, many more cases are being filed at state court levels and the Supreme Court. This is not going away until some court rules that Obama must be properly vetted, which thus far he has not been.
Lost nothing - no court has ruled yet! Don't you want a court to decide if Obama meets the requirements of the Constitution to be President? Let's find out!
Many, many more cases are being filed at state court levels and the Supreme Court. This is not going away until some court rules that Obama must be properly vetted, which thus far he has not been.
I'd say the SCOTUS agrees that he's been properly vetted.....0 for 3 koot.
Kootr, next time you go upstairs for your milk and cookies, ask your mom to get a carbon monoxide detector for the basement. The furnace fumes are clouding your thinking.
Look, the guy never produced a birth certificate. We should all, as Americans, get a chance to see that he is a citizen.
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