Occupy Thugs Assail Orly Taitz In Kansas Birth Issue Hearing

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TOPEKA – The State Objections Board brought the issue of President Barack Obama’s eligibility to be on Kansas ballots to a swift end Monday morning.

After accepting several records related to Obama’s birth in Hawaii, Mark Dugan, Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer’s chief of staff, moved to overrule the objection and close the board’s meeting.

The board’s unanimous vote brings an end to an objection raised by Manhattan resident Joe Montgomery, who said Obama shouldn’t be on Kansas ballots and isn’t qualified to be president because his parents were not both born in the United States.

But the board’s move got tripped up momentarily when Orly Taitz, a Californian who is a leader in the so-called birther movement, pressed the board to take more time to review the documents, suggesting forgery on behalf of Obama.

Secretary of State Kris Kobach deflected her complaints, saying the board has no jurisdiction to deal with the issue at this point. Kobach said the time to file objections has passed.

“At this point, we are without jurisdiction,” he said.

The exchange grew more heated as Taitz argued with Kobach. At least one person attending the meeting stood up, apparently upset with the exchange between Taitz and Kobach.

After the meeting, Topeka resident T.J. Gaughan chastised Kobach for entertaining the objection to Obama’s qualifications. And as Taitz answered reporters’ questions, Gaughan continued to press his case.

A state trooper then asked both Taitz and Gaughan to leave the building. Their arguments continued outside as reporters interviewed them, and others, including protesters from the Occupy movement, spoke over Taitz, saying Obama’s qualifications have been proven many times over.

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