Date: June 26, 2012
And The Democrats Sang, Jimmy Crack Corn And I Don't Care . . . ?
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Jimmy Crack Corn and I Don't Care [if the Constitution burns] . . . Burl Ives sings his well-known song
Interesting history of the lyrics
"Weary of defending in court the Constitutional eligibility of their man at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, the Democrat Party has finally admitted Barack Obama is not qualified to be president of the United States– and that it doesn’t matter." - Read More
Dems Admit Obama’s Not Eligible
"Weary of defending in court the Constitutional eligibility of their man at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, the Democrat Party has finally admitted Barack Obama is not qualified to be president of the United States – and that it doesn’t matter.
According to a motion filed by Party attorneys in a Tennessee eligibility lawsuit, ' …Defendants [the Tennessee Democrat Party and the Democrat National Committee] assert that the Tennessee Democrat Party has the right to nominate whoever it chooses to run as a candidate, including someone who is not qualified for the office.'
In numerous previous lawsuits questioning the Constitutional eligibility of Barack Hussein Obama, Democrats have maintained that voters, not the Constitution, should be the final arbiters of presidential eligibility.
Though a disgraceful assertion on its face, such mindless rambling was about all that desperate Democrat attorneys had in their arsenals, apart from the perpetually employed 'plaintiffs lack standing' defense." . . . Read More
Source: Western Journalism
(Note: Motion includes the name of Debbie Wasserman Schultz filed on June 21, 2012, ie: Case 2:12-cv-02143-STA-cgc Document 31 Filed 06/21/12 Page 1 of 20 PageID 469 accoring to Web site)
2010 Straight Talk - Eminem on Obama The Eminem Version - Jimmy Crack Corn
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