I did not have the time to compare the original Voeltz complaint and Klayman’s first amended complaint. I am working on the new pleadings. If someone has the summary of both, e-mail it to me, i’ll publish
Posted on | July 2, 2012 | 10 Comments
Terence Brennan 12 approved |
It is unfortunate that Voeltz did not present the case himself, as he originally wrote it. It is available (for a fee) on SCRIBD as: https://www.scribd.com/doc/81520616/Voeltz-Contest-of-Election-pleading-17 In his dismissal order Judge Lewis concludes, in one over-simplified paragraph, that anyone born in the US is qualified to be President. Voeltz, in his original complaint, went into great detail to show why this is not correct. I wish he had been able to argue this himself. He spent several years researching and preparing his arguments. Klayman proceeded in a much different way. And lost. I think Judge Lewis was way wrong in this part of his order. But it might not matter much because of the way Presidential elections are structured. Many voters may think they are voting for a Presidential candidate, but in fact they are voting for unnamed “electors”. The candidate’s name is on the ballot, but votes are not for the candidate but for the “electors”. This scheme is OK when the people involved have honor, but it is a loophole to tyranny when actual candidate is a lying fraud and enemy of the Constitution like Barack Obama. He is exploits and hides behind this protective screen. I suggest anyone interested should compare Voeltz’s original brief with the one presented by Klayman to the court. |
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July 2nd, 2012 @ 11:41 pm
The game is rigged. These judges will have to stand before the Creator someday
July 3rd, 2012 @ 4:51 am
To save anyone interested in the Voeltz vs Obama case the expense of subscribing to ScribD, they can download this ZIP file with the following 4 documents:
(1) Voeltz’s original complaint
(2) First amended complaint by Atty Klayman
(3) Second amended complaint by Klayman
(4) Dismissal by Judge Lewis
https://hoodieinchief.com/voeltz.zip
There were many other papers filed, needless to say, but I only included the above four in this ZIP.
July 3rd, 2012 @ 5:50 am
This from Drudge…Let us PRAY!
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POLL: In 15 swing states, Romney leads Obama 51% to 43%…
July 3rd, 2012 @ 6:34 am
it looks good, but it swings right and left every few days
July 3rd, 2012 @ 7:28 am
Whatever soft support exists for Romney the shocking and dismaying thing is the degree of support the destroyer maintains despite everything.
I fear this reflects that America’s inhabitants are terminally wicked, and may be so judged.
July 3rd, 2012 @ 5:00 pm
Drudge is a conservative lining website
July 4th, 2012 @ 6:31 am
In the original, Mr. Voeltz pure logic firmly establishes the defination, “natural-born Citizen”. A must read. He also explains the current election process statues and how Florida has usurped the Constitution. Whether, Obama was the Presidential nominee is irrevalent to the complaint other then he is a candidate of recogniztion in the election process. His initial complaint is all that is needed to appeal. Lewis’s opinion is, “without merit”, as he averts the contention irrefutablely presented. Florida’s, “voter’s purge” has fallen short by one public criminal without proper documentation.
July 4th, 2012 @ 7:22 am
you canot use the original complaint, as the judge ruled based on the amended Klayman’s complaint.When a party submits a first amended complaint the jusdege throws away the initial complaint, it is being disregarded
July 4th, 2012 @ 6:29 pm
I read Judge Klayman dismissed the Case with Prejudice….Has he or a clerk defined
Prejudice?
July 5th, 2012 @ 3:40 pm
Atty. Larry Klayman’s 2nd amended complaint (file 3 of 4) was as clear as the water of Florida’s Weeki Wachee Springs. Even a child could understand it, and only a lawyer could willfully misconstrue it.
Or a judge. Alice in Wonderland fans will be right at home in Judge Lewis (Carroll)’s dismissal of the case (file 4 of 4). His convoluted logic indicates that he may have intended for his decision to be overruled on appeal. Have a cup of coffee before you attempt to follow his reasoning.