New Jersey Ballot Challenge - Apuzzo...

BFB · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:09 pm

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MrBrown · **Joined:** Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:21 pm **Posts:** 411

Welsh Dragon wrote:

bob wrote:

Who is this new Moran?

He may be vice-president of an IT company on 5th Avenue.

He may have stood for the NJ house in 1993 for the "Peoples Choice Party" (lost badly)

He may have convictions from the early 80's for DWI, possession of pot, and assault, These 2 are closely related. He's apparently a lifelong Pothead who has wandered over to join the TEA party and now is sucked into the birther nonsense. He's Beavis or Butthead; not too bright, 55 years old and still heading down to do bong hits and flop on his parents old couch in the basement....wuffing down joints on his drive to/from work.

He may have bought a house in Union County in 1999. Cranford.

He may have written a review of a religous book on Amazon. Yes.

He may have a cottage and maybe boat in Newport.<== person by same name was mentioned as attending one of the giant and lavish parties at the Vanderbilt "cottage" in Newport about 120 years ago.

But then again he may be a rather well preserved Revolutionary War veteran or 19th Cent. NY banker.

Can't pin him down. He certainly doesn't leap out like the nut jobs usually do.

He and wife Ludmilla owned a house in Cranford NJ, recently moved to Tom's River. He's a Jerseyshore TEAbagger/birther.

MrBrown · **Joined:** Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:21 pm **Posts:** 411

BFB wrote:

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But...but...Putz signed off on Moran's attesting that the filing is true and correct - including stating that he IS a register Democrat !!
Should Moran be asked to submit proof and its found this is a fib.....what could happen ?

How current/accurate is the database you searched ? Ted and Ludmila Moran might still be listed as registered to vote in Union County, at their Cranford address. Or their address in South Amboy.

raicha · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:32 pm

Many people have the same name in this country of highly mobile individuals. Pulling information from various sources, including criminal court records, and publicly associating that information with a particular person is dangerous business.

KBOA and Orly do it.

Is it something we should be doing here?

nbc · **Joined:** Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:38 am **Posts:** 2532

bob wrote:

Similar problem to Keyes v. Bowen: makes a serious sounding allegation that the Secretary of State has a duty to investigate, but doesn't exactly explain the origin of that duty.

But this is a Ballot Challenge not a lawsuit against the SOS. The problem they are facing is that the primary election has nominated delegates to be elected not the President. Furthermore, the nomination of the President is covered by a much different statute which does not require any oath or certificate other than the filing of a 1000 signatures.

I discuss this at my site.

So they are facing the following upward battle

1. They have the burden of proof
2. Objections must be based on the statutory requirements in N.J.S.A. Title 19 for petitions.
3. The primary election is about delegates for the conventions, not about the Candidate for President. They may object to individual delegates but the petition for choice of President does not require by statute any certificate or oath from the candidate (N.J.S.A 19:25-3).

THis will be so much fun... And the Courts have already ruled that N.J.S.A. 19:13-10 does not limit primary challenges to voters who are democrats, so there was no need for a bi-partisan group of objectors. So both Purpura and Moran have standing but they will fail on issues 1&2

nbc · **Joined:** Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:38 am **Posts:** 2532

raicha wrote:

Is it something we should be doing here?

Nope... Just my humble opinion.

BFB · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:47 pm

MrBrown wrote:

How current/accurate is the database you searched ?

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Welsh Dragon · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 2:19 pm

raicha wrote:

Many people have the same name in this country of highly mobile individuals. Pulling information from various sources, including criminal court records, and publicly associating that information with a particular person is dangerous business.

KBOA and Orly do it.

Is it something we should be doing here?

To be honest that's why my post was full of "mays ".

MrBrown · **Joined:** Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:21 pm **Posts:** 411

raicha wrote:

Many people have the same name in this country of highly mobile individuals. Pulling information from various sources, including criminal court records, and publicly associating that information with a particular person is dangerous business.

KBOA and Orly do it.

Is it something we should be doing here?

Good point, and I agree. Mistakes can be made in research. Disclosing personal info is not cool, regardless of the intent or the accuracy of the info. Those discussions should be PM'd, so I won't mention anything in forum posts, again.
Who birthers is not as important as What they do, and What kind of legal actions they take, and What proof they can offer to support their assertions.
Seeing as how they have nothing to support their claims except debunked kooky conspiracy theories, (and an emotional, personal, irrational dislike of the President ...), and that facts and law are opposite to their complaints, they pose about as close to Zero legal danger as one can get.
The smears are what pose the real danger; their campaign of deliberate slander/libel is conducted by individuals who should be known and named. Most of the rest, like this Ted Moran fellow, are misguided followers who are capable of nothing, and never have done anything. Most birthers are woefully unfamiliar with the "real world" and so are easily misled by those conducting a political defamation campaign. They deserve to be free from harassment.

mimi · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 2:37 pm

Welsh Dragon wrote:

Seems the Putz and Purple/Moron have a hearing on this:-[...]

You can't make this stuff up. The Purple/Moron Challenge.

ballantine wrote:

Apuzzo thinks this exonerates him somehow. Of course, the Court never took back the frivolous charge.

Can he get sanctioned for this?

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Newbies, I think there is a separate topic for Mario Apuzzo, or else you'll have to use the Fogbow Search engine.

As for Purpura, outside of Birfistan he is most famous for his divorce.

Quote:

Never give up... even on divorce

Former Bear Stearns partner Nicholas Purpura and his ex-wife Barbara finalised the terms of their divorce last week. Purpura was ordered by a court to sell his turn-of-the-century Staten Island home - boasting 17 rooms, six fireplaces and a running stream in the grounds with goldfish the size of carp, if reports are to be believed.

Sad, you may think, for a once-loving couple to part, but nothing unusual in an age where more than a third of marriages end in divorce. Slightly less usual is that it has taken the couple more than 21 years to get this far, making it the longest divorce in New York State history.

Pupora and his wife were legally divorced in 1988 but the pair have since spent more than $100,000 on six different divorce lawyers to get the details right. A second marriage has come and gone. Four of the dozens of jurors who have heard evidence in various court wranglings have since died.

One can only be grateful the fighting was over a house and not the children, or even worse, a dog. Pets have become such a contentious issue in divorce cases that New York's top two law schools are introducing special animal-rights law programmes, including classes on pet custody. It's all too easy for them to blame themselves. It's not the lawyers' fault, they're only meeting demand.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/2912 ... -life.html

There are other posts about that. Cuz the next wife... not so good either. :-?

Or whatever.

In any case, his new hobby is being a Patriot.

nbc · **Joined:** Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:38 am **Posts:** 2532

Welsh Dragon wrote:

Seems the Putz and Purple/Moron have a hearing on this:-

Quote:

There will be a plenary hearing on Tuesday, April 10, 2012, at 10:00 a.m. before an Administrative Law Judge at the Office of Administrative Law, 9 Quakerbridge Plaza, Trenton, New Jersey 08625

http://obamareleaseyourrecords.blogspot.com/2012/04/attorney-mario-apuzzo-files-ballot.html

Yes, contrary to Mario's understanding, the date and place werepre-scheduled and since they were the first objection, they get the first slot.

Whatever4 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 3:14 pm

raicha wrote:

Many people have the same name in this country of highly mobile individuals. Pulling information from various sources, including criminal court records, and publicly associating that information with a particular person is dangerous business.

KBOA and Orly do it.

Is it something we should be doing here?

As I just said in another thread, what's the difference between us looking up info on Mr. Moran and them doing what they do to Mr. Tepper and various judges? Seems to be a discussable line.

Sequoia32 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 3:19 pm

So we should not have investigated Orly Taitz and her motivation for lying about the POTUS?

A Legal Lohengrin · **Joined:** Tue Oct 26, 2010 9:56 pm **Posts:** 9390

raicha wrote:

Many people have the same name in this country of highly mobile individuals. Pulling information from various sources, including criminal court records, and publicly associating that information with a particular person is dangerous business.

KBOA and Orly do it.

Is it something we should be doing here?

I agree with your point within limits. Information that is literally only related by the tenuous thread of the same name should be posted only with a clear caveat that the information may be solely the result of what I call a "name collision." New Jersey is a small state, but the most densely populated in the country.

With regard to the thread, I am disgusted that Morristown was the locus for this pathetic clown show. If I were still in the area, I would have showed up to shower the participants with insults.

kate520 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 3:50 pm

Anyone "working" to unseat a sitting President on the basis of a collective wet dream, who puts himself out there in YouTubeland for anyone to see and emulate, deserves what he gets. They don't get to keep their anonymity.

RWNJ's see the kind of civil gatekeeping we do as weakness.

Just my ignorant opinion.

Welsh Dragon · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 4:03 pm

Whatever4 wrote:

As I just said in another thread, what's the difference between us looking up info on Mr. Moran and them doing what they do to Mr. Tepper and various judges? Seems to be a discussable line.

As far as I'm concerned the aim is knowing my enemy while their aim is to harrass.

It's difficult line to draw. In this particular case a new birther appears from nowhere I was trying to find is he had any past "form" as a nutjob. Was there any evidence of past birther activity, was he a Truther, had he fallen for the Clinton death-list, was he a racist etc? In particular, since he was claiming to be a Democratic voter, was there any evidence to support or refute that.?

Now in this case I found virtually no evidence of past activity and my post convey that, that's why I gave few detail, no links, no addresses, no company names etc. I could probably have done it better. However, If I had found something significant and relevent I would have had few qualms about posting about it.

Others in this thread and others have published information about birthers that I have also found and decided not to publish, but I do not condemn them because as I said it's difficult to know where to draw the line.

Cody Judy's "bomb" and Purpera's divorce aren't that relevent to their birthing but the discussions would be less colourful is we didn't know about them.

kate520 · **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 4:17 pm

Purpura's divorce might not be relevant to the case at hand but it speaks volumes about his personality and why he might've gotten involved in the case at hand. :lol:

MrBrown · **Joined:** Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:21 pm **Posts:** 411

Also, if fat little Purple guy really was a partner in Bear Stearns, that is relevant. Means he probably has quite a bit of financial resources to waste on tilting at birther windmills. Notice how Mario has latched on to Purple.
Watching his performance in the Jan 10, 2011 video where he emphatically shouts down those who disagree with his assertion that Biden will be removed from office along with Obama ('cos they came in as a team, they go out as a team....) and that everything Obama has signed or done while President would be wiped away - shows that he has a serious lack of knowledge that is taught to 6th graders. His own opinions block out basic facts and reality.
From my experience with stock brokers and traders, I recognize that some folks who are financially successful because they are good at doing one thing, are low quality people. There's a lot of stupid jerks who are full of themselves and dumber then a box of rocks that have gotten rich. FWIW I'd put Purp in that category.

nbc · **Joined:** Thu Mar 19, 2009 12:38 am **Posts:** 2532

kate520 wrote:

Purpura's divorce might not be relevant to the case at hand but it speaks volumes about his personality and why he might've gotten involved in the case at hand. :lol:

Purpura is so convinced about how well argued his claims are that he cannot possibly imagine why the Courts reject them and yet, they are in most cases quite poorly argued, ignore precedent rulings, common sense and logic. Thus, unable to recognize his limited legal prowess, he continues his claims, undeterred by his continued failures.

Quite interesting in fact but in the end, as with his marriage, it ends up in total failure.

I can almost hear Purpura in Mario's epistle eh legal complaint but they fail to

1. Recognize that they have the burden of proof
2. Recognize that the need to bring a challenge by citing N.J.S.A. Title 19
3. Ignore that the Primary election is about delegates not the President
4. Ignore that the President choice nominating petition does not require the candidate to swear an oath or submit any certificates.

In other words, the case will be dismissed on failure to state a claim. With a bit of luck, the Judge will rule that Minor does not hold and further 'embarrass' poor Mario.

But that would just be icing on the cake I guess.

MrBrown · **Joined:** Sat Feb 25, 2012 1:21 pm **Posts:** 411

But..all they need is One. Honest. Judge.
this could be it.....

RTH10260 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 07, 2012 2:36 pm

mimi wrote:

You can't make this stuff up. The Purple/Moron Challenge.

Somebody join me in a law suit against the Confederated Greenies to change the thread title!

Reality Check · **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:25 am

Mario will be on Terry Lakin's Blue Falcon Radio program today at 3 PM EDT to talk talk about his Purple Moran ballot challenge hearing in Trenton tomorrow.

Reality Check · **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:26 pm

Mario is on right now lying his ass off with Marco Ciavolino.

Sterngard Friegen · **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:36 pm

It's a free country. Apuzzo has to impress somebody. Defending DUIs must have slowed down a bit. And Apuzzo has a nation to save.

:yankyank:

mimi · **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:45 pm

Reality Check wrote:

Mario is on right now lying his ass off with Marco Ciavolino.

Yeah. He always proves that he can go even more into the gutter.

Falsehoods unchallenged only fester and grow.

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