This is an issue that simply will not go away, no matter how much Obama manipulates the media, the courts, and the whole justice system.
I hope and pray that when SCOTUS takes up this matter they will understand that they only have two choices:
1. Do the right thing, and disqualify Obama unless he produces incontrovertible evidence that he is qualified to be POTUS.
2. Do nothing, and punt.
If they act, then no doubt there will be riots and burnings and race warfare on a fairly large scale. But ultimately the Constitution, the country, and the rule of law will be preserved.
But if they decide to be cowards and do nothing, that will not alter the fact that more and more people will learn about this business and all the other falsehoods in Obama’s largely fictional self-presentation, and that Obama will find himself obliged to turn to force to keep himself in power. The result will be civil war, probably with tax revolts, brownshirt groups, re-education camps, the military divided against itself, and our enemies moving into the resultant vacuum.
No question which of these two outcomes is worst. Better to do the right thing and take the consequences than to flinch and suffer far worse consequencs.
In any case, it is delusory to think that all of this can just be ignored. The future of our country and our civilization is at stake. Right now.
Thanks for the head’s up. A Kenyan Birth Certificate would be a real Christmas present....i think.
Indeed. They're beginning to be more common regarding the financial meltdown as well. And if the retirement funds of several states- California, Florida and New Jersey are three of the biggies that have been mentioned- maintained for retired state employees do not receive massive cash bailouts, they too are in jeapordy of going bankrupt.
You are invited to consider how loyal state employees will remain for anything beyond their immediate next paycheck, should such things begin to pop up here and there.
Indeed. They're beginning to be more common regarding the financial meltdown as well. And if the retirement funds of several states- California, Florida and New Jersey are three of the biggies that have been mentioned- maintained for retired state employees do not receive massive cash bailouts, they too are in jeapordy of going bankrupt.
You are invited to consider how loyal state employees will remain for anything beyond their immediate next paycheck, should such things begin to pop up here and there.