[17th Miss Regt]

Let’s forget for a moment about the allegations that Barack Hussein Obama Jr. is not a naturalized U.S. citizen

That is not the correct question. The correct question is whether he is a natural born citizen as required by Article I of the Constitution. There is a big difference.

[Jess Kitting]

Let's forget for a moment. . . just for a moment, so that we can look into other things, such as why Obama is so secretive about his birth and why he tries so hard to hide the truth about so many things.

I think this question, why Obama and the people around him have a propensity to deceive, is an important one. We can come back (or get to) the constitutional issues at a later time. Hey, they could even be related. (Smile.)

[Elsiejay]

To this key question the answer can only be NO, as his (reputed) father was a British subject, and not ever an American citizen.
And our Fraud-in-Chief, having had Indonesian citizenship granted him as a child, later claimed same for puposes of obtaining in the U.S.A. a college scholarship available only to foreign students.
His sole claim to U. S. citizenship is his (reputed) Hawaiian birth, and even that does not qualify him to seek election to the Presidency of the U.S.A.
Finis.