[betty boop]

Well then, thank you ever so much for providing that valuable link!

I'd read before that Stanley Ann Dunham, as a minor at the time of Obama's birth who couldn't satisfy the residency requirement under then-existing law, was ineligible to transfer American citizenship to her child. From his mother's side, Obama is, in effect, a "stateless person." On his father's side, he is a British citizen. But as a further complication, his British citizenship may have been terminated by his Indonesian step-father; in which case, he'd be an Indonesian naturalized citizen.

On these facts, it is certain to me that the case cannot be made that BHO is a natural-born American citizen.

[Quix]

STRONGLY AGREE WITH YOU . . .

Then . . .judging from his treasonous evil acts . . .

is he really even human of human parents or a creature from hell?

But then . . . maybe I’m being unfair . . . or maybe not.

[El Gato]

I'd read before that Stanley Ann Dunham, as a minor at the time of Obama's birth who couldn't satisfy the residency requirement under then-existing law, was ineligible to transfer American citizenship to her child. From his mother's side, Obama is, in effect, a "stateless person."

Only if he was born outside the US, and to a mother *legally* married to a foreign national. If not legally married, then it's one year, IIRC. But if he was born in the US, he is a citizen, per the 14th amendment to the Constitution. But still not a Natural born citizen.

The only way he might be natural born is if the long form BC shows no father, or a US citizen father.