Orly Taitz: Washington Post Profiles 'Birther Queen'

The Washington Post:

RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif.-The dental office of Orly Taitz, DDS, Esq., is in a low-slung complex in a quiet planned community in Orange County, alongside an assortment of small businesses and solo practitioners. The practice, Appealing Dentistry, is busy this morning. In the waiting room are a woman with no dental insurance and a boy with three cavities, and the phone is ringing off the hook with dentists eager to fill a job opening.

"Crowns, bridges, veneers, root canals -- you need to be able to do root canals and molars," the receptionist is telling one caller. And now here is Taitz herself, a bit late, entering in a flurry of energy and apologies to consult with a colleague, then suggesting to a reporter that they go somewhere to chat. Despite many pressing concerns on the dentistry front, Taitz is eager to talk about her crusade to prove that the president of the United States is an impostor.

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Comments

[seattle music]

Orly Taitz is a fly buzzing around the tail of the last horse in the supply caravan on its way to restock the troops in the farthest-flung outpost of Crazystan.

Enough with enabling her by pretending, even for a second, that she matters.

I know, I know. It's entertaining in a "oh my gosh, that is one persistent little fly" kind of way, but she needs to be ignored back into her proper place -- obscurity.

[nyscof]

She's a dentist. That explains a lot. She's been around the mercury and fluoride for way too long. Step away from the dental chemicals Orly and get back to reality.

[justjoe48]

imagine some soldiers are making the ultimate sacrifice so she can speak freely in this country....there should be some law that if 1000 veterans sign a petition to "gong" you you must shut the f**k up

[justjoe48]

when we had news twice a day on tv, and once a day from the print media, characters like this and the nonsense she promotes would never see the light of day....oh for the good ole days when news came by horseback three weeks after it happened and this lady would probably be cleaning stables for 12 cents a week

[BoyInBOYCOTT]

Is there a bigger waste of flesh and peroxide?

[seattle music]

Well ... Ann Coulter comes to mind.

[michiganman2]

STRAIGHT OUTTA UKRAINE

CRAZZY MOTHA F'ER NAMED ORLY

we need to all get some money together and send this lady back to the ukrainian mental hospital they broke her out of.

hopefully she doesnt have super powers due to the close proximity with chernobyl.

[KIVPossum]

Moldova, actually. No, we don't want her back.

[SonnyBono]

So why isn't anyone questioning how this person got into the United States? If you read between the lines of the Washington Post article - it sounds like a sham marriage to allow her to come to the US from Israel. She should certainly produce a complete set of documents so that we can all determine if she is here legally or if she is just another undocumented alien. Oh, one more thing, we need to see the complete set of tax returns so we can determine just how much she is cheating on her income taxes.

[Zen0469]

Which leads me to inquire, "What would Oily Taintz look like without that atrocious moth-eaten wig?"

Perhaps there is a normal person underneath there after all, a person whose Kenyan birth certificate delusions are caused by the contaminated wig.

[Weirdwriter]

I would not want this woman anywhere near me, let along peering into my mouth.

[somsoc]

Taitz gives the practice of law a truly bad name.

[BambooHarvester]

Like the great Fred G. Sanford use ta say ;
stick here face in cookie dough and make Monster Cookies !

[skantea]

That made me laugh, thanks.

[HerbTee]

Actually, Fred G. Sanford said to Aunt Esther, "I could stick your face into some dough, and make some gorilla cookies!" But we get your point! :-)

[fralex1]

– the republic itself. But “Dr.” Taitz may be the only “ineligible” player in her little farce.

Although Taitz is a member of the California Bar, she’s not listed as a member of the American Bar Association (check for yourself). Nor is her “law school” (William Howard Taft University) accredited by the ABA. Because Taft is a distance-learning school only, Taitz’s degree entitles her, at most, to practice in California, as her school candidly admits.

Rules of attorney discipline forbid the practice of law without a license – i.e., without sitting for and passing the bar exam, after graduating from an ABA-accredited school. Her correspondence degree is a limited exception, only useful in California. So, any action in which she appeared as counsel of record outside the state would constitute practicing law without a license, in violation of California disciplinary rules. Has “Dr.” Taitz violated this rule? Does her appearance before the Supreme Court, in filing documents for the frivolous, since-dismissed case Lightfoot v. Bowen, therefore subject her to discipline?

[SlithyTove]

Can all of us real Americans vote to have her shipped back to Russia?

[Oonagh]

Yes, I agree. (Is she/he a drag queen)

[sjones66]

I love that the leader of the birther movement is not an American citizen by birth herself -- the irony impaired right never looks in the mirror.

[gettingitright]

And I'm sure the irony escapes most members of the birther movement.

[TwinX]

Taitz, railing against Judge Carter taking some time to consider, says "We had a clear deal back in July."

She actually said this about Judge Carter...'we had a deal".

I just can't quite believe she can get away with this stuff. I can't quite belive the judges who are dealing with this *** are dealing with it with such equanimity.

Any day now (if he calls the 'wrong' way) she'll be calling this judge a Brownshirt/ Traitor, and there is a sizeable minority who will call him worse, indeed, they are already doing so.