April 9, 2008 at 14:31:21

Lawsuit Filed to Remove Hillary Clinton From Nevada Ballot for Failing to Meet Male Gender Specific Eligibility of Arti

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On Friday April 4th at 8:00 AM a lawsuit was filed in the Second Judicial District of Nevada in Reno. The lawsuit to be filed by Doug Wallace seeks the removal of Hillary Clinton from the Nevada Presidential Ballot on the grounds that she is ineligible to hold the office conforming to Article II specificity of the U.S. Constitution.

Article II specifies only a male gendered candidate for that office. In fact Article II uses male gendered pronouns a total of nineteen times to so specify the gender of the President. No female gender is mentioned.

"Before Clinton or any woman can become President, Article II will need an amendment or a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court to overcome that ineligibility", Says Wallace.

Wallace is remembered internationally for his struggle against Mormon leaders 32 years ago on April 2, 1976 for seeking equal rights for Black men in the Mormon priesthood with success coming two years later.

Wallace chose the filing date to commemorate the assassination of Martin Luther King on April 4, 1968 as well as his own effort two days earlier. He says that these combined dates should be known as Civil Rights Day to mark the need for further expansion of those rights to all people regardless of race, ethnicity or gender so that women can legally be U.S. President.

Wallace Adds, "That equality will have to include the emancipation of women in the Mormon Church to hold priesthood rights along with the men".

Email Wallace for a copy of the lawsuit.

Retired Designer-Builder formerly practicing Attorney at Law.

Credentials include ordaining a Black man to priesthood in the LDS Church leading to a public struggle with the church yielding and ordaining Black men about 2 years (more...)

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