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More on resignation of US atty for DC Taylor

Posted on | May 30, 2009 | 13 Comments

NewEnglandPatriot

It sounds as if either Taylor couldn’t bring himself to file the Quo Warranto against Obama because he would have been the person “responsible” for overturning the election, or he had presented it, was threatened, and then stepped down out of intimidation. Both of these scenarios are bad.

According to Leo Donofrio, the DC court is the only place where Quo Warranto on a federal employee can be filed. Now the Usurper will put in a yes-man who will NEVER file it.

These actions are outrageous and criminal. They are trying to eliminate anyone who would bring the truth to light. The fact that Taylor resigned means we are right about Obama

 

I will run to the notary now. What do we know about the new US atty.

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13 Responses to “More on resignation of US atty for DC Taylor”

  1. P. Barnett
    May 30th, 2009 @ 3:45 pm

    Can someone please post a link to a press release or story regarding resignation?

  2. DB
    May 30th, 2009 @ 4:29 pm

    See item 6 and 12 for Taylor information. https://legaltimes.typepad.com/

  3. Ron
    May 30th, 2009 @ 4:34 pm

    Just Google “resignation of US atty for DC Taylor”

  4. Linda
    May 30th, 2009 @ 4:45 pm

    Orly,

    This article should be of extreme help to you. One of the possible replacements is a prosecutor from Ca. She sounds like one tough cookie like you

    https://legaltimes.typepad.com/blt/2009/05/us-attorney-jeffrey-taylor-resigns.html

  5. Pixel Patriot
    May 30th, 2009 @ 4:57 pm

    So let’s get this straight, the only guy in DC that can bring a quo warranto other than Eric Holder who was also looking into the corruption in Chicago politics exits stage right for a plum position at a prestigious law firm? Something stinks to high heaven.

  6. Jenna
    May 30th, 2009 @ 4:57 pm

    Can anyone help find a phone number for Ernest & Young in Washington? This is where Mr. Taylor is now working, perhaps Orley could contact him there. All I could find is this: Taylor, 44, who has served as the District’s top prosecutor on an interim basis since September 2006, will join Ernst & Young’s Washington office next month. It appears he will be working in a fraud investigations unit.

  7. Robert
    May 30th, 2009 @ 5:19 pm

    A councilor to Ashcroft and Gonzales.

    “Once his first interim period expired, judges on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia unanimously voted to extend his stay. Taylor withdrew his nomination in September.”

    He either saw the writing on the wall or decided that he had had enough of the government corruption.

  8. redd
    May 30th, 2009 @ 5:52 pm

    The fix is in. Channing Phillips is a Holder hack from back when.
    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columns/HarryJaffe/Coming-soon-New-top-federal-prosecutor-for-the-District-45868927.html

  9. NewEnglandPatriot
    May 30th, 2009 @ 11:26 pm

    Absolutely, redd. The Obama criminal enterprise orchestrated Jeffrey Taylor’s exit from his position as U.S. attorney for DC purposely. I’m sure now that they drove him out, but perhaps put it this way: You leave now, without filing Quo Warranto, and we’ll “help” you find a nice position in private practice and won’t ruin your career and reputation….

    The evil that has beset our nation would be incomprehensible to most if they knew what was happening. To me, Taylor was the last and best hope for the QW. I’m sure the guy Holder put in is friendly and won’t do a thing, even though it’s against the law.

    Could Jeffrey Taylor be persuaded to file a QW in his own right? If he was threatened or terminated, he can challenge the person who issued the termination, namely, Hussein. He can ask for proof of Hussein’s eligibility to fire him. If Hussein can’t show it, as we know he can’t, then Taylor not only would get his job back, but the truth would be out.

    It sounds to me as if Taylor backed down, knowing that he either had to take action on the QW or resign his position. We’re looking for a few good men.

    I’m wondering if, after Phillips receives the QW package and should he fail to take action, can Dr. Orly take the case to the Supreme Court for Phillips’s failure to act? If a U.S. attorney doesn’t do his job, who disciplines him? Can he be sued? I know that the people can convene a citizens’ grand jury and look at evidence and refer the person for disciplinary action, but to whom? A federal judge?

  10. Bob
    May 30th, 2009 @ 11:37 pm

    All the more reason we have to expose the fraud of a COLB that was put online. That is a crime that was committed – using a fraudulent document in order to raise money. A reporter from WND recently asked Gibbs at a press conference about the BC. Gibbs and the press corps laughed. Then Gibbs said this …”but it’s on the Internet because we put it on the Internet for each of those 400,000 to download.”

    The reporter should have followed up with this question :

    “If you are that forthcoming about it, why not have O sign a waiver to allow the State of Hawaii to release his COLB to anyone that requests it. After all, as you say, you already put it up on the Internet ‘

    It would be interesting to see how Gibbs would try to worm his way out of that. There is no justification he could give that would support O NOT signing a waiver. It would show they are trying to hide something.

  11. redd
    May 31st, 2009 @ 11:16 am

    I believe Jeffrey was threatened, held back, or intimidated. That is the M.O of the chicago thugs and Taylor was certainly qualified to get a good paying job most anywhere else. I dont think the thugs “paid off” Jeffrey, but forced him out. Taylor has enough info about quo warranto to sell to a publication and I believe he is a prime candidate for an “interview.”

  12. bill
    May 31st, 2009 @ 8:55 pm

    Not being a legal eagle it does appear to me that Mr.Taylors departure was all he could do.If he had carried out Orlys Quo Warranto he would be put in a precarious and scary position.If he didn’t file and stayed could he be looked upon as commiting a Misprision of Felony ? Seems Washington works by getting people to resign and suddenly the heat goes away.The only problem I might imagine is that regardless whether or not Mr.Taylor resigned,could he be held on Misprision of Felony because Quo Warranto was filed on his watch and he did nothing.? I wonder if a grand jury would let it slide after the truth is found out ?

  13. Leo Grubb
    May 31st, 2009 @ 11:46 pm

    There has to be more pressure put on Congress and the media. With what’s been happening that we know of, it shows they are getting nervous. We need for someone to set up on a website a e-mail type sending system that will allow people to send form/custom letters to their Congress reps and the media from the site.