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Well, I look at it this way, putting all of the political reasons, legal reasons/maneuvering, etc., the people of this country have a right to know. If there are questions, which obviously there are, they need to be put to rest.

After all, do we have a Constitution or not? If this isn't addressed, then once again the Constitution has been deemed irrelevant and each time it is, well you know.

The divide this Country will face if it's not will be a sight to behold.

JMHO

Well, I look at it this way, putting all of the political reasons, legal reasons/maneuvering, etc., the people of this country have a right to know. If there are questions, which obviously there are, they need to be put to rest.

I doubt Obama cares about our right to know, or is concerned about putting it to rest.

After all, do we have a Constitution or not? If this isn't addressed, then once again the Constitution has been deemed irrelevant and each time it is, well you know.

We do have a Constitution. What we do not have is a process defined by law on how to establish the credentials of the presidential candidates. Until we do then Obama isn't under any obligations to do anything. And considering the Democrats control both Houses of Congress I'm not expecting them to rectify the situation.

But I will point out that the Constitution will be rendered irrelevant if, and only if it is shown that Obama is not eligible to be president. So far that has not been a success.