Citizen has “Standing” to contest the eligibility of candidates for office

The Post and Email ^ | Jul. 3, 2010 | Sharon Rondeau

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...At the end of last November, I decided to learn eligibility law in Illinois to find out how it was that there was this issue about Obama’s eligibility.  ... I learned how it was that no one in the state of Illinois at any level of government is ever verified to be constitutionally eligible. ... In regard to 2008, I think that people didn’t know about the law ... through this five-day contest period unless somehow, it’s unveiled in the public and then there’s an uprising and then the state’s attorney might somehow file a charge later on. And it’s not just Illinois; it’s all across the country.  When I went out on the Tea Party Express, I said to people that the eligibility issue is not about just Mr. Obama; it’s about our nation having a constitutional government....Is there a chance that if someone had objected during the five-day contest period back in 2007 or 2008 that Obama might have actually had to show his birth certificate and other proof that he is a “natural born Citizen”? MS. MERONI: Yes, and that’s one of the things I’m testing. Going directly back to Mr. Obama, by testing it now, it gives us an understanding of what we’re going to face in 2011... and if he doesn’t qualify, then he’s not even going to run. That’s what I think: if he doesn’t qualify, he’s not going to run.... To me, he never intended to be in office any longer than one term, and of course there are grave questions about his constitutional eligibility that have never been answered.... So one person could do what you’re doing during any election cycle as long as it’s during the designated period and file an objection to Obama’s constitutional eligibility and have standing to find out?

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

“Do you use IE?”

Right. And I also go into advanced options to not load images. I suspect that’s the problem. There’s new image software that bumps me out of the page for not loading images. I think that’s the problem.

Thank you for your time, FRiend.