Hillary Using Color Against the Constitution

“DEVOID OF THE FACTS”

by Cody Robert Judy, Presidential Candidate, ©2016

(Sep. 20, 2016) — Hillary Clinton has incorporated into recruiting ideology a false and flawed degenerate accolade in her stump speech of late concerning Donald Trump and the Birther Movement saying it was attributed to de-legitimize Obama as the first black president. The Birther movement has existed from the time the [natural born Citizen] qualification reserved only for the Office of President and Vice President was placed in the United States Constitution. The reserve was of principle allegiance to the United States of America for those Born in the United States of America to her Citizens.

[Citizen] was the reserve qualification for Senator, Representative and still is, and was the qualification for President also for those [Citizens] [at the time of the Adoption of the Constitution.]
Ref: Article II, Section I, Clause 5.

Hillary Clinton’s assertion is devoid of the facts that I, for one as a Presidential Candidate sued Sen. John McCain before I sued Barack Obama in 2008, because she lacked the courage to take a stand for the U.S. Constitution’s qualification. She was fearful of what people might think of her; fearful of what people might say. I can say I understand why she was fearful, for I have been the subject of the most foul and disdain.

Still I have always thought being a [natural born Citizen] was not about color, race, or being racist unless you wanted to consider being an American over a time and tested true course, that lasted over the period of time it took to be born in the U.S. to Citizen Parents.

I am very sad that Hillary Clinton under the auspices of racism has stated that the Birther Movement had anything to do with ‘Color,’ because it has nothing to do with Color and everything to do with our Constitution. It is very important that the President be qualified; otherwise, none of what he receives from Congress according to Article I, Section 7, Clause 3, is actually Constitutionally passed law that we would call “in effect.”

My heart aches in this stump speech of Hillary’s, because I often feel there are so few who understand this enough to stand against the populist winds that seek only to lower the bar and standard in the interest of exploitation. My heart aches because Hillary is using ‘black people,’ trying to get them to stand against the United States Constitution which is the only document standing between them and slavery … again.

The principles of our U.S. Constitution stand for each individual, yet Obama screams “mass incarceration” is on the ballot in the video below. Obama, I see, has indeed been in the office at the signing of ten Trillion Dollars of Debt on Americans in eight years; that’s seventy thousand dollars of indebtedness he has placed on each one of us, including every black, brown, and white American. That’s what he called “progress”; it’s what I call irresponsible and a step towards enslavement of  us, and of course America’s future generations.

I am grieved for the lie many black people have bitten on to that the Birther Movement was ‘racist,’ like a hook in a fish’s gill.  The media may not have explained that Obama was not the only Presidential Candidate to have a lawsuit filed against him. It happened in Judy v. McCain, which was filed first. How can anyone understand that fact and not understand it had nothing to do with Obama’s color?

I have taken Judy v. Obama clear to the U.S. Supreme Court twice in 12-5276 and 14-9396, and the injustice represented by the handling of these cases is an insult to every American but especially to those who actually are living below the poverty level.

As an American I know exactly what it’s like to not have your individual rights stood up for. I know what it’s like to have the mob against you. I know what’s it’s like to have your rights of evidence dismissed, your rights of religion and free speech squelched by an overbearing State which sees the individual as something that can be discarded, run over, and is expendable. That is the reason that I got into politics and have stood firm on the solid ground of our U.S. Constitution’s qualifications for the Office of the President.

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