Kreep v. Peed
You can’t make this stuff up. Birther attorney Gary Kreep is running against Garland Peed for a seat on the San Diego Superior Court bench, reports the San Diego City Beat. Kreep is remembered as the...
View ArticleUnripe, ripe and rotten
One of the persistent problems for birther plaintiffs is timing1. The venerable case of Barnett v. Obama, just denied by the US Supreme Court, suffered from being filed too late (after the...
View ArticleZombies sighted in California
Long dead case comes to life When I think of the Keyes v. Obama lawsuit, later named Barnett v. Obama in California, I feel like I’m discussing ancient birther history. It was Orly Taitz’ first birther...
View ArticleCalifornia Bar responds to complaint
So now we know that Orly Taitz filed a complaint with the California Bar against Scott Tepper, an attorney that is appearing pro hac vice against her in the Mississippi ballot challenge filed by Taitz....
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Judd case returned to Judge Carter
The re-filed Judd v. Obama lawsuit in California is largely an attempt by obsessive birther attorney Orly Taitz to raise the same issues in the case of Barnett v. Obama from 2009, where Taitz was also...
View ArticleWinnowing the Grinols 2
Don’t ask me what the title means—I just thought it sounded snappy. The article is about Orly Taitz’ appeal in the case of Grinols v. Electoral College. The case, involving several issues regarding the...
View ArticleKreep v. Peed
You can’t make this stuff up. Birther attorney Gary Kreep is running against Garland Peed for a seat on the San Diego Superior Court bench, reports the San Diego City Beat. Kreep is remembered as the...
View ArticleKlayman’s Kopy Kat lawsuit
It seems that Larry Klayman exhibits a curious pattern of behavior, following Orly Taitz around and copying her lawsuits. Taitz, as you know, was one of the early attorneys filing lawsuits over Barack...
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