EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DEMOCRAT PARTY OF MISSISSIPPI
P.O. BOX 1583, JACKSON, MS 39215.
PH 601-969-2913 FAX 601-354-1599 01.08.2012
VIA FAX AND CERTIFIED MAIL

BALLOT CHALLENGE
OFFICIAL PETITION TO REMOVE FROM THE LIST OF CANDIDATES AN INELIGIBLE CANDIDATE

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Petitioner seeks declaratory and injunctive relief, for this Executive Committee of the Democrat Party of Mississippi to declare that Defendant Barack Obama is not eligible to be on the ballot due to the fact, that recently obtained passport records show his legal name to be Barack Obama Soebarkah (Exhibit 10), not the name listed on the list of the nominees. One cannot be on the ballot under a name, that is not legally his. Additionally, Obama’s school records from Indonesia, released by the Associated Press, list him under the last name Soetoro (last name of his step father, Indonesian citizen, Lolo Soetoro). (Exhibit 11). There is no evidence of Obama ever legally changing his name from Soetoro or Soebarkah to Obama. Same school records show his citizenship to be Indonesian, which makes him ineligible as well.
He does not satisfy the “natural born citizen” constitutional requirement for President to be on the ballot due to his foreign citizenship and allegiance to three other nations and due to the precedent of Minor v Happersett (88 U.S. 162 1875). Not only is Obama not qualified to be on the ballot, but evidence, provided in the complaint, shows that candidate Obama does not possess any valid U.S. identification papers needed for the natural born status, that in his tax returns and in his Selective Service certificate, he is using a Connecticut Social Security number XXX-XX-4425, which according to E-Verify and SSNVS (Social Security Number Verification Systems) was never issued to Barack Obama. (Exhibits 1-7) (Full unredacted number is provided in these pleadings, as it is being fraudulently used). Additionally, multiple expert affidavits show ...

blah blah blah ...

So, is this a lawsuit, or an official petition, whatever that is.

So, is this a lawsuit, or an official petition, whatever that is.

§ 23-15-961. Exclusive procedures for contesting qualifications of candidate for primary election; exceptions

(1) Any person desiring to contest the qualifications of another person as a candidate for nomination in a political party primary election shall file a petition specifically setting forth the grounds of the challenge within ten (10) days after the qualifying deadline for the office in question. Such petition shall be filed with the executive committee with whom the candidate in question qualified.

Jan. 14th Qualifying Deadline: Deadline for candidates to file petition to appear on presidential preference primary ballot with the state executive committee of the appropriate political party.
*NOTE: This deadline falls on SATURDAY (Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-1093).

(2) Within ten (10) days of receipt of the petition described above, the appropriate executive committee shall meet and rule upon the petition. At least two (2) days before the hearing to consider the petition, the appropriate executive committee shall give notice to both the petitioner and the contested candidate of the time and place of the hearing on the petition. Each party shall be given an opportunity to be heard at such meeting and present evidence in support of his position.

(3) If the appropriate executive committee fails to rule upon the petition within the time required above, such inaction shall be interpreted as a denial of the request for relief contained in the petition.

(4) Any party aggrieved by the action or inaction of the appropriate executive committee may file a petition for judicial review to the circuit court of the county in which the executive committee whose decision is being reviewed sits. Such petition must be filed no later than fifteen (15) days after the date the petition was originally filed with the appropriate executive committee. Such person filing for judicial review shall give a cost bond in the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) with two (2) or more sufficient sureties conditioned to pay all costs in case his petition be dismissed, and an additional bond may be required, by the court, if necessary, at any subsequent stage of the proceedings.

It is a petition to the Mississippi Democratic Party challenging the party's nomination. Under the statute, this is a predicate to filing in court.

AFAIK, the'Soebarkah' name appears only in one place and that is on one of Ann's passpost applications and it is crossed out. I have never heard any explanation for it being there but I do know what it means when someone crosses out something on a paper like this.

Once again this is addressed to a nonexistent entity.

If Taitz, Van Irion and the other birther buffoons wanted to get the maximum publicity and spread the maximum chaos (though it would still be manageable), they should wait until after the conventions and then challenge the placement of Barack Obama on the general election ballots. By bringing these challenges now, they are setting the precedents for their own defeats should they try do overs in the fall.

Insight
January 8th, 2012 @ 11:10 am

Well, you’ve covered everything in there except the missing year at Columbia, the foreign scholarship at Occidental, and the Indonesian passport in 1981.

However, there’s proof for none of it. And the legal arguments are also wrong.

Are you filing this as a voter in Mississippi or as an officious intermeddler?

orly taitz
January 8th, 2012 @ 2:44 pm

read the code. You are an attorney, aren’t you?

BALLOT ACCESS
A presidential candidate gains access to the Mississippi Presidential Preference Primary ballot, or is eligible to participate in Mississippi’s Presidential Primary, in one of two ways: (Rules 11.B., 14.A., 14.B., 14.D., 14.E., & 14.H.)
1. The Secretary of State shall place the name of a candidate on the ballot when the Secretary of State shall have determined that such a candidate is generally recognized throughout the United States or Mississippi as a candidate for the nomination of President of the United States. On or before December 15, 2011, the Secretary of State shall publicly announce and distribute to the news media for publication, a list of candidates that he intends to place on the primary ballot. Following this announcement, he may add candidates, but he may not delete any candidate whose name appears on the announced list, unless the candidate dies or has withdrawn as a candidate.
2. A presidential candidate may gain access to the ballot by filing a petition or petitions in support of his/her candidacy, after January 1, 2012 and before January 15, 2012, with the Mississippi Democratic Party, ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 15, 2011

CONTACT: Pamela Weaver, (601) xxxx-xxxx
Presidential Preference Primary

Jackson, MS—State law says, “The Secretary of State shall place the name of a candidate upon the presidential preference primary ballot when the Secretary of State shall have determined that such a candidate is generally recognized throughout the United States or Mississippi as a candidate for the nomination of President of the United States. On or before December 15 immediately preceding a presidential preference primary election the Secretary of State shall publically announce and distribute to the news media for publication a list of the candidates he intends to place on the ballot at the following presidential preference primary election…” (Miss. Ann Code §23-15-1089)

“I encourage all Mississippians to review the qualifications of each of the candidates listed in the Presidential Preference Primary prior to the Election, which will be held March 13, 2012,” says Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann. “This list gives the voter ample time to review the candidate’s qualifications prior to casting their ballot.”

The following is a list of generally recognized Democratic Candidates:


Barack Obama


The following is a list of generally recognized Republican Candidates:


Michele Bachmann

Newt Gingrich

John Huntsman

Gary Johnson

Ron Paul

Rick Perry

Mitt Romney

Rick Santorum

AFAIK, the'Soebarkah' name appears only in one place and that is on one of Ann's passpost applications and it is crossed out. I have never heard any explanation for it being there but I do know what it means when someone crosses out something on a paper like this.

As for his legal name, all of Ann's passport applications and documents show Obama's legal name as the one he was given at birth and is not changed because his step-father put his own name on a school registration in Indonesia where people change their names at will and convenience.