The software here put you into spam for some reason. I am sorry I did not find you sooner.

Yes, I do think she is finally getting to the breaking point, and now that she has sued 40+ people, she is about to find out what a paper war really is.

Squeeky Fromm
Girl Reporter

Thanks Mark, for providing that and your impressions on how that may have impacted Montgomery’s decision to proceed.

KUDOS!!!

Tomorrow is setting up to be quite entertaining.

It seems that the real Joe Montgomery withdrew his objection to avoid the costs provision found in Kansas Statute 25-308(e), not because of duress. He submitted all his evidence, wrote all his arguments, and was able to present further oral arguments. It became apparent that the Commission was skeptical of his legal theories and evidence. Therefore, Mr. Montgomery withdrew his objection in the hope that the Commission would not assess costs against him at Monday’s hearing. Since Orly Taitz is not representing the real Joe Montgomery and is not potentially subject to subsection (e), I seriously doubt that the Commission is legally obligated to allow Orly to address it. In fact I would argue that, especially because Orly Taitz would be running up the costs to Kansas taxpayers which are not recoverable, the Commission has a duty to Kansas voters and taxpayers not to incur further costs by entertaining Orly Taitz’s arguments and presentation of evidence which, based upon her prior history, could take hours if not days.

“25-308:

(e) The causes for objection under this section as to any office may be any of those causes listed in K.S.A. 25-1436, and amendments thereto. The officers determining any objections under this section may assess any costs arising from such determination to either the objector or objectee in accordance with the determination made. Such costs shall be paid to the secretary of state or the county election officer, as the case may be, and deposited in the treasury of the state or county to the credit of its general fund. If such costs are not paid within 10 days after being fixed, the secretary of state or county election officer shall make a certificate of the facts and file it with the clerk of the district court in the county where the person resides who must pay such costs. Such clerk of the district court shall collect such costs as in cases of collection of court costs, and when collected such costs shall be disposed of as are court costs in such district court.”

Yulia very smart and tell every one not be tricked, but some not listen.