Today, at the plainsradio.com forum, the following was left by Stephen Pidgeon, part of which covers the next step for Broe v. Reed: Here is an update concerning Broe v Reed. The plaintiffs have elected not to make an appeal to the US Supreme Court, but are considering other strategies. We have pursued our investigation, and have incurred over ...
From the TriCityHerald.com, the Washington State case of Broe v. Reed has been dismissed: The Washington Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit alleging Secretary of State Sam Reed had failed to confirm that President-elect Barack Obama was eligible to run for president. A group of Washington residents filed the lawsuit in early December asking the state’s votes for Obama ...
Stephen Pidgeon, attorney for James Broe and 12 other Plaintiffs in Broe v. Reed, has filed for the case two more documents: AMENDED MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY AND FOR AUTHORITY TO ISSUE SUBPOENA and AMENDED MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY AND FOR AUTHORITY TO ISSUE SUBPOENA. The big news for this case is the second document; the declaration includes Exhibits from ...
For the Barack Hussein Obama presidential eligibility saga, this week presents a number of important milestones for both the Legislative and Judicial branches of the federal government as well as the great State of Washington: Thursday, January 8, 2009: Congress meets in joint session to count the Electoral College votes; from the National Archives: “Public Law ...
As reported by DecaLogosIntl.org: Stephen Pidgeon, attorney for Plaintiffs James Broe and 12 others in Broe v. Reed, has filed a response to Washington State’s Secretary of State’s original response. In part (the full presser (PDF) follows): Washington’s Secretary of State claims he has no duty to determine if a presidential candidate is even an American citizen running ...
DecaLogoIntl.org is reporting this evening that Stephen Pideon, attorney for James Broe and 12 other Plaintiffs in Broe v. Reed, has received word from Washington State Secretary of State Sam Reed: Here is a brief summary from the response documents from the Secretary of State, Mr. Sam Reed: The Secretary of State has taken a position opposite to ...
Yesterday, DecaLogosIntl.org reported that James Broe, one of 13 Plaintiffs in Broe v. Reed, has filed a motion for expedited discovery and authority to issue subpoenas in Washington State Supreme Court: Names and Designation of Persons Filing Motion COMES NOW, James E. Broe, Kenneth R. Seal, Robert Baker, Mark Sussman, Stan Walter, Bill Wise, Andy Stevens, Ed Crawford, ...
Stephen Pidgeon, attorney for 12 Plaintiffs including James Broe in Broe v. Reed, issued the following press release, showing that the Plaintiffs are set to be heard January 8, 2009 (the presser says “2008,” but I think that’s a typo)… -Phil ...
DecaLogosIntl is reporting that Stephen Pidgeon, attorney representing James Broe, Plaintiff in Broe v. Reed, has released a summary of arguments. Here’s a very brief recap: Plaintiffs in Broe v. Reed claim standing pursuant to the authorization given them by the legislature of Washington in RCW 29A.68.020(2). This statute creates standing for Plaintiffs to challenge the election ...
Hat tip to DecaLogosIntl.org for the heads up: Stephen Pidgeon, attorney at law, released the following statement on Saturday, December 6: James Broe and 11 other Washington voters have filed in Washington’s Supreme Court to have the votes cast for Senator Obama set aside, because he failed to establish that he was even an American citizen running ...