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Subject Which movies should judges use to decide their cases?

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Original Message You can't make this stuff up! In a real court room a judge cancelled a hearing and dismissed a case questioning Obama's eligibility based not on any law, but on a fucking movie about a fantasy character named St. Nick!

It's a case involving the so-called president of the US, yet the judge chooses a movie over the law to make his decision!

The judge - a real judge, mind you - cancelled a hearing for December 23rd to make this premature and farcical ruling.

“This court notes that President Obama lives in the White House. He flies on Air Force One. He has appeared before Congress, delivered State of the Union addresses and meets with congressional leaders on a regular basis. He has appointed countless ambassadors to represent the interests of the United States throughout the world,” Carroll wrote.

“As this matter has come before the court at this time of the year it seems only appropriate to paraphrase the ruling rendered by the fictional Judge Henry X. Harper from New York in open court in the classic holiday film ‘Miracle on 34th St.’ ‘Since the United States Government declares this man to be president, this court will not dispute it. Case dismissed.’”

Read more at [link to www.wnd.com]

From now on in this new age of post-American Obamunism, all court cases will be decided by best selling novels and popular movies.

Be prepared to defend yourself from the Green Eggs and Ham argument.

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