Due to Procedure, Obama and DNC Admit all Allegations

By Rus Thompson | 10/22/08 | 05:47 AM EDT | 0 Comments

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So by Obama's inaction, or refusal to respond he admits that he is not Constitutionally eligible to be President. The simple thing would have been to show the court and the American people his Birth Certificate. Or is the only one that is in his name the one from Kenya, there is a fake floating around the internet.

"They did not file answers or objections or anything else to the request for admissions we served upon them on September 15," Berg said to me shortly before midnight, noting that Obama and the DNC did in fact acknowledge service of the admission in their motion for protective order. "They knew the admissions were due. They knew they must object or answer specifically in 30 days. Here, they did nothing."

Due to Procedure, Obama and DNC Admit all Allegations

According to Rule 36 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, a party upon whom requests for admissions have been served must respond, within 30 days, or else the matters in the requests will be automatically deemed conclusively admitted for purposes of the pending action.

On September 15, as part of his federal lawsuit contending that the Illinois senator is ineligible, pursuant to the U.S. Constitution, to serve as president of the United States, Philadelphia attorney Philip Berg served Barack Obama and the Democratic National Committee with just such a request. Soon thereafter, on October 6, Barack Obama and the DNC acknowledged service in their motion for protective order, filed in an attempt to persuade the court to stay discovery. The Federal Rules require that a response to a request for admissions be served within the 30-day time limit, and Barack Obama and the DNC have not done so.

Therefore, this morning, amidst news reports that Barack Obama will be suspending his campaign for a few days so he can fly to Hawaii to visit his grandmother, who has suddenly fallen ill, Philip Berg will file two motions in district court in Philadelphia:
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