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Orly Taitz

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Orly Taitz is a rightwing conspiracist who Stephanie Mencimer described as the "queen bee" of the Birther movement in a Jan. 7, 2010 article in Mother Jones. Mencimer quotes Taitz as stating that "it might be time" to exercise "our second amendment right to bear arms and organise in militias." Fact-checkers at Politifact dismiss her claims about President Obama's place of birth as untrue. See Orly Taitz On January 10, 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected her appeal from a $20,000 fine for filing a frivolous lawsuit. See Huffington Post article. Attention seeking can be costly. Orly Taitz is a California attorney, and successful Orange County dentist who is active in the Obama Eligibility Controversy. Dr. Taitz represents 2008 US vice-presidential candidate Gail Lightfoot in a case currently before the United States Supreme Court addressing the Obama eligibility issue. Dr. Taitz is also the lead attorney in a similar complaint by 2008 presidential candidate Alan Keyes which is in the California courts. Orly Taitz (sometimes called O RLY by close friends) is a Real American Hero, Citizenship Truther, CA Attorney, Dentist, and Real Estate Agent (the last of which proves we can trust her). She is at the forefront of the movement to uncover the truth that Barack Hussein Obama was not born in America, and no fancy-shmancy, apparently authentic actual American birth certificate will stop her! In November 2008, she sued California's Secretary of State on behalf of ultra-conservative presidential candidate Alan Keyes. She sued California's Secretary of State for allegedly failing to ascertain Obama's eligibility for president before placing him on the ballot. The case was dismissed on May 4, 2009. She represented Stefan F. Cook, a Major in the United States Army Reserve. Cook challenged his order to be deployed to Afghanistan, claiming that Obama is not a legitimate president. The case was dismissed when the Army Reserve revoked his order to deploy.

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Orly Taitz is a California attorney, and successful Orange County dentist who is active in the Obama Eligibility Controversy. Dr. Taitz represents 2008 US vice-presidential candidate Gail Lightfoot in a case currently before the United States Supreme Court addressing the Obama eligibility issue. Dr. Taitz is also the lead attorney in a similar complaint by 2008 presidential candidate Alan Keyes which is in the California courts. The Lightfoot complaint is docketed before the United States Supreme Court as Gail Lightfoot, et al., Applicants v. Debra Bowen, California Secretary of State. The plaintiffs seek to verify the eligibility of President-elect Barack Obama to assume the office of President of the United States. In particular, this complaint questions Obama's "natural born citizenship" status, which is required to assume the office under the Constitution of the United States. Currently, the onus of determining the eligibility of candidates to be on the ballot falls on each state in which the ballot is issued. Other states have been the target of similar lawsuits due to apparent lackadaisical efforts to verify the candidates (Barack_Obama_citizenship_conspiracy_theories#Litigation). In November 2008, she sued California's Secretary of State on behalf of ultra-conservative presidential candidate Alan Keyes. She sued California's Secretary of State for allegedly failing to ascertain Obama's eligibility for president before placing him on the ballot. The case was dismissed on May 4, 2009. In 2008, she filed an emergency petition in the California Supreme Court on behalf of the Libertarian party's Vice-presidential candidate, Gail Lightfoot. This petition urged the court to stop the certification of California's 2008 election results. The California Supreme Court denied the petition, and to hear the case. She represented Stefan F. Cook, a Major in the United States Army Reserve. Cook challenged his order to be deployed to Afghanistan, claiming that Obama is not a legitimate president. The case was dismissed when the Army Reserve revoked his order to deploy. In January 2010, she in propria persona, filed a petition for writ of quo warranto. On April 14, 2010, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Royce C. Lamberth dismissed the petition. In June 2010, she most recently attempted to abuse the legal system by suing Damon Dunn. This came after he defeated her for the Republican nomination to run for the office of California's Secretary of State.[1] Her lawsuit in the Orange County Superior Court is contesting the election results, and is again alleging his ineligibility to be a candidate. Orly Taitz is a rightwing conspiracist who Stephanie Mencimer described as the "queen bee" of the Birther movement in a Jan. 7, 2010 article in Mother Jones. Mencimer quotes Taitz as stating that "it might be time" to exercise "our second amendment right to bear arms and organise in militias." Fact-checkers at Politifact dismiss her claims about President Obama's place of birth as untrue. See Orly Taitz On January 10, 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected her appeal from a $20,000 fine for filing a frivolous lawsuit. See Huffington Post article. Attention seeking can be costly. Orly Taitz (sometimes called O RLY by close friends) is a Real American Hero, Citizenship Truther, CA Attorney, Dentist, and Real Estate Agent (the last of which proves we can trust her). She is at the forefront of the movement to uncover the truth that Barack Hussein Obama was not born in America, and no fancy-shmancy, apparently authentic actual American birth certificate will stop her!