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Alert: Cruz Eligibility Attorney Lobbied With Hillary Clinton For Amnesty; Judge Uses Standing To Dismiss Case
Birther Report
3/4/2016
Excerpt:
The company we keep...
Yesterday at the NY Article II ineligibility hearing for Canadian-born Ted Cruz, his attorney, Grant Lally, argued that Cruz's Article II ineligibility shouldn't be dealt with until after the general election. He called primaries beauty contest.
[ Meet the radical, amnesty seeking, open borders lobbyist Grant Lally below ]
Video/Excerpt via Times Union:
LALLY VIDEO:
GALLO-KORMAN VIDEO:
MEET CANADIAN-BORN CRUZ ATTORNEY GRANT LALLY:
Grant Lally at Amnesty event with Ted Kennedy
Grant Lally lobbying Senator Hillary Clinton for Amnesty
View the complete Birther Report presentation, including comments, at:
http://www.birtherreport.com/2016/03...y-lobbied.html
Birther Report
3/4/2016
Excerpt:
The company we keep...
Yesterday at the NY Article II ineligibility hearing for Canadian-born Ted Cruz, his attorney, Grant Lally, argued that Cruz's Article II ineligibility shouldn't be dealt with until after the general election. He called primaries beauty contest.
[ Meet the radical, amnesty seeking, open borders lobbyist Grant Lally below ]
Video/Excerpt via Times Union:
[...]
Grant Lally of Mineola — who ran for Congress against Democratic Rep. Steve Israel in 2014 — represented Cruz, and was accompanied by a constitutional scholar, though that particular arrow remained in the quiver. Lally called the deadline issue “a fatal defect. … They’re time-barred, and that’s it.”
Lally also said that the necessary party in this case was neither Cruz nor the board but the Republican state committee, which is responsible for selecting delegates to the national convention; the primary, he argued, was in a sense nothing more than a “beauty contest” that tells the party how to apportion delegates.
Lally suggested the more appropriate body to answer questions of eligibility was Congress or the electoral college — the state-based bodies that ratify the popular vote after the general election.
Weinstein seemed dubious that waiting until the electoral college voted would be a good idea.
There were additional arguments about whether Weinstein, as a state judge, had the power to rule on a federal issue as sweeping as the meaning of “natural born.”
Weinstein said he expected to rule on the procedural issues by Monday morning. [...] Times Union.
Grant Lally of Mineola — who ran for Congress against Democratic Rep. Steve Israel in 2014 — represented Cruz, and was accompanied by a constitutional scholar, though that particular arrow remained in the quiver. Lally called the deadline issue “a fatal defect. … They’re time-barred, and that’s it.”
Lally also said that the necessary party in this case was neither Cruz nor the board but the Republican state committee, which is responsible for selecting delegates to the national convention; the primary, he argued, was in a sense nothing more than a “beauty contest” that tells the party how to apportion delegates.
Lally suggested the more appropriate body to answer questions of eligibility was Congress or the electoral college — the state-based bodies that ratify the popular vote after the general election.
Weinstein seemed dubious that waiting until the electoral college voted would be a good idea.
There were additional arguments about whether Weinstein, as a state judge, had the power to rule on a federal issue as sweeping as the meaning of “natural born.”
Weinstein said he expected to rule on the procedural issues by Monday morning. [...] Times Union.
LALLY VIDEO:
GALLO-KORMAN VIDEO:
MEET CANADIAN-BORN CRUZ ATTORNEY GRANT LALLY:
Grant Lally at Amnesty event with Ted Kennedy
Grant Lally lobbying Senator Hillary Clinton for Amnesty
View the complete Birther Report presentation, including comments, at:
http://www.birtherreport.com/2016/03...y-lobbied.html