The holding in U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark has been “stare decisis” for the last 115 years.
The ruling of the Indiana Court of Appeals in Ankeny v. Daniels was appealed up to the Indiana Supreme Court but was denied a hearing.
The ruling in Tisdale v. Obama was not appealed.
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp used the ruling in Swensson, Powell, Farrar and Welden v. Obama to approve Obama for the 2012 Georgia ballot. The plaintiffs sued the Secretary of State in Fulton County Superior Court. The court ruled in favor of the Secretary of State. The plaintiffs appealed the Superior Court’s ruling to the Georgia Supreme Court. The state Supreme Court refused to overturn the Superior Court’s ruling. The plaintiffs then submitted Petitions for Writs of Certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. SCOTUS denied the petitions, refusing to hear the appeals.
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The holding in Wonk Kim Ark did NOT declare him to be a natural-born citizen. The Indiana Appeals Court admitted this which I've already quoted. Your other comments here don't address the problems I brought up with the inconsistent bases for each ruling you quoted. You're resorting to an appeal of circular logic about whether the cases were appealed or not. That won't make the rulings any less consistent.