Here’s the latest on the various lawsuits contesting Ted Cruz’s eligibility to be president
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Illinois: Lawrence Joyce. Joyce, a Ben Carson supporter, first filed a complaint with the Illinois Board of Elections to keep Cruz’s name off the ballot. That complaint was tossed earlier this month, although it did prompt Cruz’s campaign to offer a memo making its case for Cruz’s ability to serve as president.
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New York: Barry Korman and William Gallo. Two residents of New York filed a suit against that state’s Board of Elections this week seeking to keep Cruz’s name off the ballot there.
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Alabama: Sebastian Green, Shannon Duncan, Kathryn Spears, Kyle Spears and Jerry Parker. Five people filed a federal lawsuit in Alabama hoping for a determination that Cruz is ineligible to “qualify/run/seek and be elected to the Office of the President,” according to The Hill.
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Texas: Newton Schwartz. There’s an interesting, if inadvertent, point in Schwartz’s lawsuit, as quoted by The Hill. “However persuasive one finds each side in this debate,” Schwartz writes, “the final decision ultimately rests in the hands of five or more of nine Justices on the Supreme Court as mandated by the Constitution.”
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Utah: Walter Wagner. And one more. To BuzzFeed, Wagner explained that, “I’m a natural-born citizen, and most people are in this country, and it just doesn’t seem proper.” What is and isn’t a natural-born citizen, of course, is what Wagner would like the court to decide.
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But this is America. If people only sued when there was a reason to do so and a chance they'd win, what fun would that be?
I wonder how many of these were instigated by DT? Wonder if he’s paying the lawyer’s fees for any of these…so it would look like he’s not the one doing it?
Pray for righteousness to be restored and for the peace of Jerusalem
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