There are 3 people who have seen Obama’s Hawaii birth record: Chiyome Fukino, Loretta Fuddy, and Alvin Onaka. The only one who made a public disclosure authorized and regulated by law was Alvin Onaka, and in an official legal response he indirectly confirmed that the record they have is not legally valid.
Nobody else has been allowed to see the record. That’s the problem, which is what the “birthers” have been saying all along. The best anybody can do is guess; we’re playing peek-a-boo (or Russian roulette) over who gets to hold the nuclear football.
And what these people are guessing conflicts with the official legal response of the person who has seen the record.
Who are you going to believe?
According to Lawrence Sellin, one of the R presidential candidates said that the eligibility issue is not being touched because it goes far deeper than anybody knows. IOW, they know there are deep, deep problems. They are afraid of stirring that pot because they know it is not a superficial little scratch; it is a gaping, bleeding, gangrenous, festering pile of pus and dead flesh. They’re afraid of how big this issue is.
Gangrene kills. You don’t put a band-aid over gangrene and live to tell about it.
I believe that, at this point, every single member of the Supreme Court would interpret the term "natural born citizen" so as to make Obama qualified. I think it would be too humiliating for them to say that they just sat there for nearly four years watching an illegal presidency without doing or saying anything about it. They will not do that.
"I guess I shouldn't have administered the oath of office," explained Chief Justice Roberts the day after ruling that Obama's whole presidency was illegal. "We'll just have to void all that was done during the last four years. Tomorrow we'll be ordering the Treasury to retroactively reverse last year's extension of the tax cuts. We're asking for everyone's patience, understanding and cooperation in the collection of the overdue taxes and penalties. The day after tomorrow we'll get to work on invalidating the military decisions. I guess we owe the bin Laden family an apology. You just have no idea how busy we're gong to be straightening all this out. Once again, our apologies for not acting sooner, but we had so many other cases."