Or maybe she has not yet filed a formal complaint against Dunn because somebody pointed out to her that she is truly ineligible to run for SoS. I don't think that dual citizenship would disqualify a candidate, but a dual citizenship of Molovan/Israeli certainly would.

Davey Crockett, one of Orly's loyal Birfoons, has it figured out. The Republicans put Damon Dunn up to run so that they could defeat Lady Liberty:

Actually, that is what opponents in a primary always try to do. As for Dunn's timing, he beat Orly's filing by a country mile, but this little distortion of history is SOP for Birfers.

Again, has anyone ever seen any evidence that Orly is registered as a Republican or even as a voter? None of us has seen any such evidence so far. This may be the mere technicality on which the parties conspire to keep her off the ballot. Or maybe she has not yet filed a formal complaint against Dunn because somebody pointed out to her that she is truly ineligible to run for SoS. I don't think that dual citizenship would disqualify a candidate, but a dual citizenship of Molovan/Israeli certainly would.

I was asked, why the registrar of voters didn

Dr. Orly Taitz ESQ
29839 Santa Margarita pkwy, ste 100
Rancho Santa Margarita CA 92688


Attn Ms. Kay Cotton
Manager of Candidates and Voter services
Orange County Registrar of voters
1300 S. Grant Ave, Building C
Santa Ana CA 92705

03.08.10.

Via fax 714-567-7556 and certified mail


Dear Ms. Cotton,

I am a declared Republican party candidate for the position of the Secretary of State in the Republican primary 2010.

It came to my attention that my opponent, Declared Candidate Mr. Damon Dun,n was a registered Democrat for 10 years, residing in different areas: originally as a student at Stanford university and later in the Los Angeles and SanFernando Valley areas.

Mr. Dunn has moved to Orange County and changed his affiliation to Republican only in May of last year, when for the first time he voted as a Republican in the special election, which was less then required 12 months before he declared his candidacy as a Republican candidate for the position of the Secretary of State of CA. Based on all of the above Mr. Dunn should be removed from the ballot as a Republican candidate for the Secretary of State.

I am requesting an investigation of the above facts and administrative action.

http://www.sos.ca.gov/

Summary of Qualifications and Requirements for Partisan Nomination for the Offices of Secretary of State, Controller, or Treasurer June 8, 2010, Primary Election

This will bring up: SOS-controller-treasurer-2010.pdf-Adobe Reader

I. QUALIFICATIONS

Every candidate shall:

B. Satisfy the following registration requirements:

2. Not have been registered as affiliated with any other qualified political party within 12 months immediately prior to the filing of the declaration of candidacy. 8001 (a)

Sincerely

Dr. Orly Taitz, ESq

2. Not have been registered as affiliated with any other qualified political party within 12 months immediately prior to the filing of the declaration of candidacy. 8001 (a)

But does she have any evidence that he was ever registered as a Democrat? I haven't seen that ...

Posted on DOF is this letter purported sent by Orly to the Orange County Registrar (why the county? why not the SOS?):


See the disconnect? Orly confuses voting in an election fewer than twelve months ago with registering to vote less than twelve months ago. It is possible, indeed probable, that Damon Dunn registered as a Republican at least three months before the May 2009 election. I suspect that this will be borne out by Ms. Cotton's "investigation."

Can Mr. Dunn sue her for harassment or libel or something?

Actually, if he registered as a Democrat 10 years ago, but has moved around and never voted until last year, would it not indicate that his voter registration had become invalid because of those moves?

When I moved from Orange County to my current address in LA County, I had to re-register. Couldn't the lapse of registration mean that he was NOT registered as affiliated with any other qualified party within 12 months immediately prior to the filing of the declaration of candidacy?

Or am I misunderstanding something?

Orly Taitz's Claims About Damon Dunn's Eligilibity: False!

Orly Taitz seems to have a thing for raising questions about black politicians' eligibility for office. You've heard all about her discredited accusations against Obama, but you might be tickled to find that she has also been claiming that Irvine's Damon Dunn, a Republican candidate for California Secretary of State, isn't qualified to run as a Republican.

And Taitz's insinuations, as they sometimes do, sound plausible on their face. As always, though, they turn out to be based on huge inaccuracies.

While we were down at the OC Registrar's office ealier today, we met someone from the OC GOP central committee who was there to look into Taitz's allegations. Once again, it seems, Taitz has managed to pull off the feat of seeming absolutely crazy while also making people wonder if somehow, someway, she's actually right.

And once again, she's wrong.

Spencer Kornhaber says:
Gotta Wonder--
She registered in Orange County as a Repub on Oct. 11, 2005. Has been voting in elections since at least 1994.

If correct that means she must have naturalised yes/no?

I know it has been posted frequently on PJ that Obly isn't known to have registered to vote, but in the comments section of his article about Obly's false allegations against Dunn posted in answer to a post from Gotta Wonder Spencer replied...



If correct that means she must have naturalised yes/no?

(To get all birfer:) It means she declared, under penalty of perjury, that she was a United States citizen. It does not necessarily mean she demonstrated her eligibility to vote (or that the registrar of voters actually investigated her eligibility).

(To get all birfer:) It means she declared, under penalty of perjury, that she was a United States citizen. It does not necessarily mean she demonstrated her eligibility to vote (or that the registrar of voters actually investigated her eligibility).

While we were down at the OC Registrar's office ealier today, we met someone from the OC GOP central committee who was there to look into Taitz's allegations. Once again, it seems, Taitz has managed to pull off the feat of seeming absolutely crazy while also making people wonder if somehow, someway, she's actually right.

And once again, she's wrong.

(To get all birfer:) It means she declared, under penalty of perjury, that she was a United States citizen. It does not necessarily mean she demonstrated her eligibility to vote (or that the registrar of voters actually investigated her eligibility)

Here's Damon's meetup page where both Cheeto ( ) and Melissa state Orly's case.

http://www.meetup.com/WeSurroundThemOC/ ... d=12729213

Never mind, I see what you are saying. Ignore the idiot English person (as is your wont)