Top public-interest attorney refuses to recognize Obama as president
Posted by By GeorgeM at 22 January, at 12 : 48 PM Print
JANUARY 22, 2013
BY: JIM KOURI
On a day filled with celebration and retrospection, namely the Inauguration of President Barack Obama, a well-known and respected public-interest attorney, who appears regularly on top television and radio news and talk shows, said on Monday that he refuses to congratulate Obama, and his legal organization released a shockingly harsh statement to explain that refusal.
Larry Klayman, the founder of the successful organization Judicial Watch and a former candidate for the U.S. Senate in Florida — and the only lawyer ever to have obtained a court ruling that a sitting president had committed a crime (which occurred during the Clinton administration) — issued a biting statement on Inauguration Day.
In his statement Klayman declared his refusal “to congratulate Barack Hussein Obama with regard to his inauguration celebration” and his having been illegally sworn in [Sunday] and [Monday] by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.
Mr. Klayman said he does not and cannot recognize Obama as President of the United States.
And Klayman is not alone in his suspicions: the majority of Republicans — 64 percent — believe Obama is hiding something about himself while 33 percent of independents and even 14 percent of Democrats agree, New Jersey’s Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind survey revealed.
This country does not have a president or any kind of constitutional representation from the administration. This government is in violation of the constitution and needs to be removed.
PeoplePower, 3 months ago
People Power: I feel that you are right in what you say. This current government is definitely in violation of the Constitution & needs to be removed. That applies to both parties. It’s hard for most people to have any kind of confidence in all those who are in our government.
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