Supreme Court Rejects Attempt to Block 8th British US President

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In summary, the supreme court has rejected some idiot/patriot's attempt to prevent the USA electing it's 8th British president.
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"Mr Obama's birth certificate shows he was born in Hawaii."

:cool: Under the British Flag therefore. :approve:



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Flag of Hawai.
 
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The conspiracy continues...
 
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His father was Kenyan, which means that Obama held dual citizenship as a Brit and an American until he was twenty-one.
 
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Does that mean we could have our first Panamanian President?

John McCain was born on a naval base in the Panama Canal Zone to a US serviceman stationed there.
 
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I think a US naval base is US territory and not technically part of Panama, but I guess it depends on Panamanian law.
 
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Just wait, his first law will be an environmental ban on beer fridges - it will be warm beer for you all
 
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BobG said:
John McCain was born on a naval base in the Panama Canal Zone

I thought that when McCain was born, the entire world consisted of the Tigris-Euphrates river delta... :confused:
 
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Beer is supposed to be warm. Lager is chilled.
 
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mgb_phys said:
The supreme court has rejected some idiot/patriot's attempt to prevent the USA electing it's 8th British president.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7771937.stm

I don't think the case ever would have made the news, if it wasn't for the idiot Justice Thomas not dismissing any thought of it out of hand.
 
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Pity really - the UK could use some new politicians about now.
They sent you David Beckham after his career was over - you could have sent Mr Obama once you were done with him.

(Given the way things are going in the UK, do you know if Ms Palin has any British grandparents ?)
 

1. What was the decision of the Supreme Court regarding the 8th British US President?

The Supreme Court rejected an attempt to block the 8th British US President, meaning that the president's election and victory have been upheld and he will remain in office.

2. Why was there an attempt to block the 8th British US President?

There were concerns and allegations raised about the legitimacy of the president's election, including claims of foreign interference and voter fraud. This led to attempts to challenge and block his presidency.

3. Who brought the case to the Supreme Court?

The case was brought by a group of individuals who claimed to have evidence of election fraud and sought to block the 8th British US President from taking office.

4. What was the reasoning behind the Supreme Court's decision?

The Supreme Court found that the evidence presented by the group was insufficient to prove that the election was illegitimate. They also found that the case lacked legal standing, meaning the plaintiffs did not have the right to bring the case to court.

5. What impact does this decision have on the 8th British US President's presidency?

The Supreme Court's decision upholds the legitimacy of the 8th British US President's presidency and allows him to continue his term in office. It also sets a precedent for future challenges to presidential elections, reinforcing the importance of evidence and legal standing in such cases.

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