[FrankR]

"The 44th President was also born to a British citizen, not a naturalized citizen of the United States."

Is this an admission that the president is not a natural born citizen, or just speculation?

This article has one of two purposes:

a) To show that obama is, in fact, foreign born to a British subject, and is not eligible to be president, or;

b) To show that a white guy got away with it, so it would be unfair to boot out the black guy.

I'm guessing it's the latter.

They knew at some point they were going to have to admit it, and now they think they have found an excuse to make it ok.

Just sayin'.

[cvq3842]

Maybe. I personally think there is some evidence to suggest that Frank Marshall Davis is Obama’s biological father. Davis was many things, but he was also, I believe, a US citizen.

Maybe it’s just my sense of the absurd. But it would indeed be noteworthy if, in covering this up Obama stepped into a deeper problem.

The only thing that can be said with certainty is that obama is covering up something. He may be eligible for office, or not. But he definitely seems to be lying.

[El Gato]

This article has one of two purposes: a) To show that obama is, in fact, foreign born to a British subject, and is not eligible to be president, or; b) To show that a white guy got away with it, so it would be unfair to boot out the black guy.

Neither. It's says that while not "foreign born" Obama is also not "natural born" as the Constitution requires for eligibility to the office of President.

It points out that Arthur, the white guy, got away with it only because he successfully hid the critical fact. But Obama has admitted the critical fact. That being, in both cases, their father's lack of US citizenship at the time of their birth. At least Arthur's father did become naturalized, and while it was after Arthur was born, it was also well before he became Vice President, and then President, when Arthur was about 14.

Obama's father died still a citizen of Kenya.