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Barack Obama has outlined a defense strategy for a multitude of
state-level challenges to his candidacy on the 2012 presidential ballot
in a Georgia case that is scheduled to come before a judge later this
month – simply explain that states have nothing to do with the
eligibility of presidential candidates.
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And
Obama's argument? Add it to the long list of curious,
fraudulent, or plain stupid behavior Obama has exhibited in his
eligibility fight.
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Presidential
electors and Congress, not the state of Georgia, hold the
constitutional responsibility for determining the qualifications of
presidential candidates, Obama’s lawyer argues in a motion to
quash a
subpoena for him to appear at the hearings Jan. 26.
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It
is states, usually through the office of secretary of state, that
run elections, not the federal government. The national election is
simply a compilation of the results of the individual elections within
states. State law also grants the secretary of state and any
“elector who is eligible to vote for a candidate” in the state the
authority to raise a challenge to a candidate’s qualifications, the
judge determined. His lawyers ought be fined by the judges for
willfully employing rope-a-dope in this, by now,
farcical effort to save Obama's ass.
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