Monthly Archives: August 2012

The Obots ate my homework

The issue of Obot judicial bias has been raised just recently in the wake of two decisions that went against the birthers. The first was Jordan v. Reed in Washington state about which John, a commenter here, wrote: Wow! This … Continue reading

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The blind leading the blind

I was thinking about birther image analysis after reading Linda Jordan’s dismissed complaint in Washington. Part of her “evidence” was a report from Mara Zebest. Zebest contributed to three editions of a book, Inside Photoshop,  by Gary Bouton. The only … Continue reading

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Blogosphere v. Jordan

Reading the decision of judge Thomas McPhee dismissing the Linda Jordan lawsuit challenging Barack Obama’s inclusion on the Washington state ballot, I couldn’t help remembering the words of US District Judge James Robertson dismissing Hollister v. Soetoro way back in … Continue reading

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Burning in the bosom v. Shaking in the boots

Orly Taitz reports in a mass emailing that her case challenging the Patient Protection and Accordable Health Care Act has been re-filed, this time to the Northern District of Texas. The California court said the venue was wrong. Taitz v. … Continue reading

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MittFlop v. The Obummer

Harry Potter called Voldemort by his name, and I thought that was cool. I can appreciate the entertainment value of calling someone a funny name, but I try to resist the temptation because it’s a distraction and a barrier to … Continue reading

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Joke’s got legs

I am frankly surprised at how much press Mitt Romney’s “birther joke” (assuming it was birther and that it was a joke) has gotten. Even today, there are many articles on the subject: “Chris Christie, a Republican who was rumored … Continue reading

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