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THOMPSON V TUNIS continued

By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"

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OK, here's where we are in this brouhaha:Mr. Thompson claims that Florida Statute 876.05 requires all elected officials to file a loyalty oath before taking office. The oath that is filed must be notarized. Mr. Thompson has obtained two oaths said to be executed by Judge Tunis and he alleges that one of them is forged and not her signature.Mr. Thompson also believes that all but one Florida Supreme Court Justice must be removed for not complying with the same loyalty oath statute.As to Judge Tunis Mr. Thompson is relying upon the below affidavit of a questioned documents examiner. (If you click on the document is should take you to a larger version of it.)What does this all mean?We haven't the foggiest idea, but it bears watching. Speaking of having no idea, what's going on with the Democrats? The NY Times reportsHERE that in January Senator Clinton loaned her campaign 5 million dollars and that when all the votes cast on Super Tuesday are counted, that Senator Obama will have won ten more delegates than Senator Clinton...continue to full post

Full post as published by Justice Building Blog on February 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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