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Obama’s spot on Kan. ballot set as challenge ends
Joe Montgomery says he withdrew challenge because of intimidation
TOPEKA, Kan. —President Barack Obama’s place on the November election ballot in Kansas is now secure.
The all-Republican State Objections Board on Monday formally ended its review of whether the Democratic president should be listed as a candidate for re-election.
The board’s action came after Manhattan resident Joe Montgomery dropped his objection. Montgomery said Friday he was withdrawing his challenge because of what he called intimidation directed at him and people around him.
But California lawyer and dentist Orly Taitz showed up at the meeting demanding to speak. He told board members they were ignoring evidence questioning Obama’s citizenship. That brought an angry response from Topeka progressive activist T.J. Gaughan. He and a few other Obama supporters shouted at Taitz.
A security officer ordered them outside.
ABS Kansas (KMBC channel 9, ABC Affiliate). All the networks report that Montgomery withdrew due to intimidating and harassing phone calls against him and people close to him, while Sec of State Kobach committed fraud, lied by claiming there was no duress, when I argued that well documented duress negated the intent and negated the withdrawal of the complaint
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