Hi Bren,
The point you bring up is a good one. Obviously Barry Obama/Soetoro never could have pulled off this charade on his own. His political party should have demanded proper documentation to ensure that he was qualified and eligible under standards set by the US Constitution, but they didn't. The Republican party is also liable, because they never challenged B.O.'s eligibility, in spite of the fact that their own candidate's eligibility was challenged and vetted in Congress. In fact, in a non-binding resolution to honor the state of Hawaii, not a single person in the House of Representatives objected to the inclusion of wording stating that Hawaii was "birthplace of President Barack Obama." State and Federal courts complied by ignoring cases brought by individuals and groups demanding that Obama submit proof of eligibility. And the lamestream media just looked the other way and either ignored the issue for the most part, while promoting the idea to the public that groups questioning B.O.'s eligibility were either whacked out radicals or racists. State and Federal election officials participated in Obama's fraudulent placement on state ballots by never requiring proof of his eligibility to run for, or hold office if elected, and ignored repeated requests to strike Obama's name from ballots if adequate proof was not submitted. And finally, the people of the United States not only allowed all of this to happen, but ensured Obama's success by voting for him. Of course the people didn't have much of a choice in the matter, since neither major candidate was actually eligible under "natural born citizen" status, which under natural law requires that a person must be born "in country, and of parents who are citizens of that country." McCain had two US citizen parents, but was born in Panama. His parents were qualified under US laws to confer US citizenship upon him, but that is different than the "natural born citizen," who by very nature of Natural Law is a citizen who requires no act of Congress to proclaim his or her citizenship status. As for Obama, we still don't know for certain where he was born, but we already know that, no matter where that was, he cannot claim "natural born citizen" status due to his Kenyan father. That should be the end of the debate, but amazingly it drags on and on. It appears that the issue will never be resolved other than by the current state efforts to ensure that listing of Presidential candidates on state ballots must adhere to Constitutional requirements. Any US readers who are not living in one of the 10 states which are enacting proper election legislation should contact their in-state representatives and demand that such legislation be introduced.
Rick
The point you bring up is a good one. Obviously Barry Obama/Soetoro never could have pulled off this charade on his own. His political party should have demanded proper documentation to ensure that he was qualified and eligible under standards set by the US Constitution, but they didn't. The Republican party is also liable, because they never challenged B.O.'s eligibility, in spite of the fact that their own candidate's eligibility was challenged and vetted in Congress. In fact, in a non-binding resolution to honor the state of Hawaii, not a single person in the House of Representatives objected to the inclusion of wording stating that Hawaii was "birthplace of President Barack Obama." State and Federal courts complied by ignoring cases brought by individuals and groups demanding that Obama submit proof of eligibility. And the lamestream media just looked the other way and either ignored the issue for the most part, while promoting the idea to the public that groups questioning B.O.'s eligibility were either whacked out radicals or racists. State and Federal election officials participated in Obama's fraudulent placement on state ballots by never requiring proof of his eligibility to run for, or hold office if elected, and ignored repeated requests to strike Obama's name from ballots if adequate proof was not submitted. And finally, the people of the United States not only allowed all of this to happen, but ensured Obama's success by voting for him. Of course the people didn't have much of a choice in the matter, since neither major candidate was actually eligible under "natural born citizen" status, which under natural law requires that a person must be born "in country, and of parents who are citizens of that country." McCain had two US citizen parents, but was born in Panama. His parents were qualified under US laws to confer US citizenship upon him, but that is different than the "natural born citizen," who by very nature of Natural Law is a citizen who requires no act of Congress to proclaim his or her citizenship status. As for Obama, we still don't know for certain where he was born, but we already know that, no matter where that was, he cannot claim "natural born citizen" status due to his Kenyan father. That should be the end of the debate, but amazingly it drags on and on. It appears that the issue will never be resolved other than by the current state efforts to ensure that listing of Presidential candidates on state ballots must adhere to Constitutional requirements. Any US readers who are not living in one of the 10 states which are enacting proper election legislation should contact their in-state representatives and demand that such legislation be introduced.
Rick
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