by MONITOR
IN the weeks before polling day in the US presidential election it was frequently said that the outcome in key states between John McCain and Barack Obama was too close to call. Although this proved not to be the case it did cause some anxiety that there might be a re-run of the post-election period in 2000 when the result of the Bush-Gore contest was not determined for several weeks. Even so, there are some people who are still determined to contest the polling that Barack Obama so clearly won just over a month ago. The US Supreme Court is due to consider today whether it should give consideration to a law suit challenging Obama's American citizenship, one of several other similar cases that so far have been judged to have no merit.
IS OBAMA LEGAL?
06/12/2008 00:00
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