GOP holds grand opening of new headquarters

Staff photo by Evan Lewis Ken Dickson of Rockwall, Texas, talks with Martha Morriss during the grand opening of the Bowie County Republican Party headquarters Wednesday.

[Hellcat]

That's too bad about Ralph Hall's wife. :(

[Local Dude]

Yes. May she Rest In Peace.
My condolences to the Halls.

[Alice]

Why can't I get a straight answer re:
Berg v Obama lawsuit tha questions
Obama's eligibility (under the law)
to become President? Also, hearing
nothing from the media.
Can someone enlighten me?

Thank you

[Old News]

It's still pending.

[Local Dude]

I don't know which media you are not looking at, because a quick search on the Google newswire for Obama, Berg, lawsuit, turned up 75 entries just in the past few days.
Here is one example from earlier today:
FEC joins call to throw out suit against Obama
Montgomery County man's allegation of foreign birth is 'patently false,' agency says.

By Kevin Amerman | Of The Morning Call
October 22, 2008
The Federal Election Commission has joined Barack Obama and the Democratic National Committee in asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a Montgomery County attorney seeking Obama's ouster from the November ballot.
Philip Berg, who claims the Illinois senator was born in Kenya and can't run for president because he isn't a natural-born U.S. citizen, has no standing to make the claim, according to the FEC.
The motion, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, echoes one filed last month by Obama and the DNC that states Berg hasn't demonstrated how he personally would suffer even if his ''ridiculous and patently false'' claims were true.
The FEC says Berg would have to claim a ''concrete and particularized'' injury. But he ''has done nothing more than assert a generalized grievance on behalf of the American citizenry and his fellow voters,'' and courts have tossed claims made on behalf of ''such all-encompassing groups.''
Berg, of Lafayette Hill, sued Obama in August, also naming the DNC and the commission.
The FEC says it should be dismissed as a defendant even if Berg had standing because ''it has no power to determine who qualifies for ballot access or who is eligible to serve as president.''

I'll say this, it is probably a load of poppycock. You don't think McCain's campaign, or the Republican Party in general, would be all over this if there was even one hint of concrete proof to this? That they would have a chance to eliminate their main source of competition for the office?
Just because a guy files a lawsuit making a lot of claims does not mean it is true.
Obama was elected to state office, then became Senator, somehow, with no one noticing he was born in Africa? Doubt it.

[Local Dude]

BTW, what does any of this have to do with the opening of the Republican Party office in Bowie County, Texas?

[Old News]

My feelings exactly. You think the Hillary camp would not have exploted this to no end if it had any basis in fact.

I've read the Complaint. Pretty comical what he's alleging. Of course, he filed it pro se. No surprise there.

[AJD]

here is the website you need to go to
also go to
http://michaelsavage.wnd.com/
He had a live interview with Phil Berg, this is extreamly shocking!!!
http://www.obamacrimes.com/

Alice wrote:

Why can't I get a straight answer re:
Berg v Obama lawsuit tha questions
Obama's eligibility (under the law)
to become President? Also, hearing
nothing from the media.
Can someone enlighten me?
Thank you

[Local Dude]

I'll say it again,
What does any of this have to do with the opening of the Republican Party office in Bowie County, Texas?