More desperation

MANIFESTO

On the eve of what I hope will be a successful election day, it's almost comforting to know that the Constitution State hasn't been left out of the general hysteria being evinced by various wackos.

A Connecticut judge dismissed a lawsuit Monday that alleged election fraud and questioned whether Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama was qualified to appear on the state's ballot for Election Day.

State Supreme Court Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers dismissed the case after hearing testimony from the state and a Greenwich man who bought the action.

The plaintiff, Cort Wrotnowski, said Connecticut Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz should not have placed Obama's name on the ballot without verifying the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate.

The lawsuit is similar to at least seven others filed in state courts across the country that cite a lack of evidence that Obama wasn't born in the U.S.

Officials in Hawaii have said [repeatedly] there's no doubt the Democratic presidential candidate was born there and that the state's health department possesses his original birth certificate.

And awaaaaay we go!