Obama's Motion to Dismiss Georgia Ballot Challenge DENIED

Los Angeles, CA - Judge Malihi Denied Obama's Motion to Dismiss in Georgia Ballot Access Challenge: Granted Powell's and Swensson's Motion for Separate Hearings

  Farrar-Welden-Swensson-Powell v Obama, Motion to Dismiss by Obama is Denied, Georgia Ballot Access Challenge

Excerpts from Judge Michael Mahili in the Order for Obama's Motion to Dismiss:

"Statutory provisions must be read as they are written, and this Court finds that the cases cited by Defendant are not controlling."

"Code Section 21-2-5(a) states that "every candidate for federal and state office" must meet the qualifications for holding that particular office, and this Court has seen no case law limiting this provision, nor found any language that contains an exception for the office of president or stating that the provision does not apply to the presidential preference primary."

"Accordingly, this Court finds that Defendant is a candidate for federal office who has been certified by the state executive committee of a political party, and therefore must, under Code Section 21-2-5, meet the constitutional and statutory qualifications for holding the office being sought."

Other Orders from Judge Michael Mahili are as follows;

Farrar-Welden-Swensson-Powell v Obama, Motion to Take Depositions Denied, Georgia Ballot Access Challenge

Farrar-Welden-Swensson-Powell v Obama, Motion to Sever Granted, Georgia Ballot Access Challenge

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By: Newswire

Ron Paul: Three Way Tie in Florida Primary Poll

Sarasota, FL - The Florida Republican Presidential Primary just released it's Poll Results.

Florida's Presidential Race Is All Tied Up!

2,108 Florida Republicans From

62 Of The 67 Counties In Florida Submit Votes!

Candidate Total Votes Percentage Of The Vote
Newt Gingrich 536 25%
Mitt Romney 536 25%
Ron Paul 498 24%
Rick Santorum 226 11%
Michele Bachmann 136 6%
Rick Perry 95 5%
Jon Huntsmans 34 2%
Other 42 2%

*Gary Johnson was included in the poll, but has since suspended his campaign to become the Republican Presidential Nominee. He received 5 votes (0%) of the vote.

Screen Shot Of The Results

http://clicks.electionemail.com/trkr/?c=4463&g=1166&u=59b58a...

View The Poll Online

http://clicks.electionemail.com/trkr/?c=4463&g=1166&u=8d3ffd...

Republican Activist,
After months of campaigning by our various candidates the Iowa Caucus has finally arrived and later today we will see the results as the race for the Republican Nomination has officially begun.
As you can see from the results from our online Poll Florida is still up a toss up. The Republican Party of Sarasota Online poll received votes from 2,108 activist from 62 out of the 67 Florida Counties.
Now is the time to support the candidate of your choice to help him/her win but we must soon turn our attention to November and unite in our efforts to make sure that we retire Bill Nelson and replace Barrack Obama with our Nominees.
Thanks for being informed and engaged.

Joe Gruters Chairman, Republican Party of Sarasota.

By:  Newswire

Ron Paul Wins Latest New Hampshire Primary Straw Poll

Concord, NH - Ron Paul finished with 1,844 votes (28%) to win the second to last 2012 New Hampshire Primary online straw poll. Jon Huntsman finished in a surprising second with 24% edging out hometown favorite Mitt Romney who finished in third with 23%. Newt Gingrich finished in fourth with a respectable   12%.

Who will win the 2012 New Hampshire Primary?

Poll Results:

Ron Paul (28%, 1,844 Votes)
Jon Hunstman (24%, 1,586 Votes)
Mitt Romney (23%, 1,505 Votes)
Newt Gingrich (12%, 769 Votes)
Rick Santourm (5%, 329 Votes)
Rick Perry (5%, 300 Votes)
Michele Bachmann (3%, 195 Votes)

Total Voters: 6,528

By: Newswirre

Castro is Dead, CIA Runs Cuba

Los Angeles, CA - Fidel Castro died in 1981, and was replaced by a look-alike CIA plant. The dictator ate tainted shellfish and died. CIA infiltrators wasted no time in covering this up, and installing an agent named Alexis Papagos to impersonate Castro, and run the country. This information comes to THE UNCOVEROR via Cuban national, Igor Davidovich Martinez.

Why, then, does the U.S. government maintain the embargo against Cuba? "The CIA is turning a great profit by selling contraband Cuban goods on the black market," says Martinez, "and they don't want to give that up." The CIA sees to it that the embargo stays.

What tipped Martinez off? Before 1981, the real Fidel Castro nearly always wore a military uniform. After that year, "Castro," really Alexis Papagos, appeared more often in civilian clothing.

                                 

This prompted Martinez, and several others to start digging. Of those who discovered this deception, only Martinez remains alive.

The plot almost failed. A few people in 1981 heard of Castro's death, and began a rumor that he had died of syphilis, but the CIA quickly made those people, some of them Americans, Disappear. They needed the world to think that Castro was still alive. They didn't want you to know, but thanks to THE UNCOVEROR, now you do.

By:  Newswire

Governor Gary Johnson To Iowa Supporters: Vote for Ron Paul

Santa Fe, NM - Former New Mexico Governor released the following statement today regarding next week’s Iowa Caucuses:

“Wednesday, December 28, I announced that I am seeking the Libertarian nomination for president. Accordingly, I urge my supporters in Iowa to vote for Dr. Ron Paul in the upcoming Iowa Presidential Caucuses.

“While Ron Paul and I are both libertarians, we don't necessarily agree on every single issue. However, on the over-riding issues of restoring our economy by cutting out-of-control spending and the need to get back to Constitutional principles in our government, Ron Paul and I are in lock-step. Indeed, I proudly endorsed Ron Paul for President in 2008.“The cause of individual liberty and freedom is bigger and more important than any candidate or campaign. I am hopeful that in urging my supporters in Iowa to vote for Ron Paul in the upcoming Caucuses, a victory for the principles we share can be won.”

By: Donna Hancock

Americans Buy Record Number of Guns for Christmas

Los Angeles, CA - According to the FBI, over 1.5 million background checks on customers were requested by gun dealers to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System in December. Nearly 500,000 of those were in the six days before Christmas.

It was the highest number ever in a single month, surpassing the previous record set in November.

On Dec 23 alone there were 102,222 background checks, making it the second busiest single day for buying guns in history.

The actual number of guns bought may have been even higher if individual customers took home more than one each.

Explanations for America's surge in gun buying include that it is a response to the stalled economy with people fearing crime waves. Another theory is that buyers are rushing to gun shops because they believe tighter firearms laws will be introduced in the future.

A spokesman said: "I think there's an increased realization that when something bad occurs it's going to be between them and the criminal."

But anti-gun campaigners said those who already owned weapons were simply hoarding more of them due to "fear-mongering" by the NRA.

A spokeswoman for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence said: "The research we've seen indicates fewer and fewer people are owning more and more guns."

Dave LaRue, of Legendary Guns in Phoenix, Arizona, said Christmas sales were up 25 per cent on the previous year and ammunition sales were also "brisk".

He said: "There are a lot of people concerned about pending gun legislation and the sense about the current administration. People think future availability will be limited and there's a feeling of get it while you can."

The record for gun sales in a single day was set in November, on the day after Thanksgiving, when 129,166 background searches were carried out on customers buying weapons.

Since the near-fatal shooting of congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords by a deranged gunman in Tucson, Arizona last January there have been increasing calls for tighter gun control. Miss Giffords survived being shot in the head with a semi-automatic handgun, and six other people were killed.

By:  Nick Allen

Landslide, Storms, and Power Outages Rock Norway

NORWAY – More than 50 persons were evacuated from their homes when a large landslide ripped through a rural area outside Trondheim on Sunday. 

It was a brutal start to the New Year, following a string of storms that also forced evacuations in western Norway earlier in the week. Geologists said it was too early to determine exactly what caused the landslide at Byneset in Trøndelag, which extended over around half-a-kilometer of farmland. One geologist told Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) that the ground in the area was characterized by unstable clay and that the stormy weather of the past week may have contributed to the landslide. 

It set off full catastrophe alarms Sunday morning but by the end of the day, no homes had been destroyed and no lives lost. The evacuations were made because of the unstable groundmass. “We’re not at all certain that the slide is over,” Kari Øvrelid of the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) told NRK. 

“We need to keep monitoring this.” She said the danger of more landslides had been reduced, but 22 persons remained under evacuation orders Sunday night. Police, civil defense personnel, geologists and local government officials were using special equipment to monitor ground movement in the darkness. There were also concerns that the huge volumes of earth would clog local creeks and set off flooding. 

The latest emergency outside Trondheim followed a week of severe storm damage that climaxed with the hurricane known as Dagmar that swept through western and north-central Norway and also hit Trondheim hard. Farther to the west, in Stryn, some families remained without power or telephone connections for the seventh day in a row. “This is really like being back in the good old days,” Anne Sølvi Sande Hoem told NRK. She and her three children haven’t had electricity since Christmas Day, but she considers herself lucky. The house next door in Lodalen was all but destroyed in the hurricane. Sande Hoem said the long-term power outage created practical challenges, not least with three small children in the house. 

“Things you take for granted, like washing clothes in the washing machine or having an internet connection, suddenly disappear,” she said. A generator has helped save food in the freezer and refrigerator, and wood-burning stoves are keeping the house warm. As in most Norwegian homes at this time of year, they also had lots of candles on hand.

By:  Newswire