Virgil Goode, Constitution Party presidential nominee in 2012, is one of two co-plaintiffs in a case now pending in the Alabama Supreme Court that says the Alabama Secretary of State has a duty to examine the qualifications of presidential candidates before printing their names on the ballot. Briefs from both sides have been filed, and the Court will wait for a reply brief and then decide whether to hear the case. It is McInnish v Chapman, 1120465. The lead attorney is Larry Klayman. Thanks to Bill Van Allen for this news.
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Edited By Richard Winger
Who determines qualifications for executive offices in the States (and when — before or after the person involved takes office) ???
See the QUO WARRANTO stuff for centuries – now just one more Civil Action.
Natural born = AT BIRTH ALLEGIANCE to a regime.
Naturalized = AFTER BIRTH change in ALLEGIANCE to another regime.
Dark Age stuff for hundreds of years — due to the feudal allegiance stuff to kings, local nobles, etc.
Much too difficult for the SCOTUS legal history MORONS to understand ??? Stay tuned.
Recorded at Lordsburg, New Mexico is the document that
shows the parents of Arizona’s Senator John McCain were
never married prior to his birth. Therefore, when John
McCain was born in the Colon Hospital on Colon Island
in the Republic of Panama, he had no rights to aquire
United States Citizenship, because his mother was not
working for either the United States Government or the
successor to the Panama Railroad Company.
Ask Tammy Newell, Chief Deputy Clerk of Hidalgo County,
300 Shakespeare, Lordsburg, NM 88045 (575-542-3193)
for the document showing Senator McCains parents were
never married at the time of his birth. The cost is
$1.50 plus a first class addressed stamped envelope
for a returned certified copy.
Sincerely, Mark Seidenberg
# 2 Perhaps send your paperwork to the USA Senate for them to rule on McCain’s qualifications to be in the Senate ???
Maybe somebody should file a law suit against Virgil Goode and/or the Constitution Party for ripping off several petition circulators in Alabama and some other states.