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Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been -- Birther Edition
By Jordan Carr - AOL News(Aug. 6) -- Army doctor Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin is scheduled to be arraigned today at Fort Belvoir, Va., where he will face a court martial for refusing to show up for his deployment to Afghanistan on the usual birther argument that Barack Obama is not the real president. And with that re-emerges, at least for now, a story line that had receded from the news. Not all that long ago, there was a stretch when you couldn't fling your copy of the pocket Constitution without hitting a news story about someone questioning Obama's birth certificate and, thus, his legitimacy as president of the ...
California Judge Dismisses 'Birther' Lawsuit
By David Sessions - Politics DailyA federal judge in California has dismissed another case questioning President Obama's qualification to hold office, Politico's Josh Gerstein reports. In a withering 30-page ruling, the judge attacked the suit brought by prominent "birther" leader Orly Taitz on behalf of military personnel and others, and accused the plaintiffs of trying to avoid going to war. "This Court will not interfere in internal military affairs nor be used as a tool by military officers to avoid deployment. The Court has a word for such a refusal to follow the orders of the President of the United States, but it will ...
Georgia Judge Fines 'Birther' Lawyer Orly Taitz $20,000
By David Sessions - Politics DailyOrly Taitz, the California lawyer known for her vocal and litigious leadership in the "birther" movement, has been slapped with a $20,000 fine by a District Court in Georgia for "wasting the Defendants' time" in a case one of her clients brought against the U.S. Army. The court ruled that Taitz violated Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which stipulates that attorneys will not sign onto cases that are clearly brought with dishonest or frivolous motives. ...
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