[Red Steel]

I wonder who/what is the source of this or is that clear earlier or at the link?

Jack Maskell from the Legislative Attorney at the American Law Division.

Scribd document website:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/41131059/Members-of-Congress-Memo-What-to-Tell-Your-Constituents-in-Answer-to-Obama-Eligibility-Questions

[little jeremiah]

Thanks.

I should avoid posting while sick, brain just doesn’t engage properly.

[little jeremiah]

Oops, nother question, if already answered somehow, ignore this.

I wonder who this dude Jack Maskell is, who he voted for, who he donates to, and all that good stuff.

[butterdezillion]

Actually, even just reading what this guy wrote about there being nothing federal that requires a candidate to submit a birth certificate - if that candidate wants to be able to receive a federal paycheck they are supposed to submit the same quality of documentation that my son would have to submit if he wants to detassel corn.

So this guy doesn’t even get that part right either.

If I’m remembering correctly the federal office in charge of making that documentation is there basically said they ASSUME that somebody already did that part if he’s held public office before.

I’m thinking about telling the IRS they should ASSUME that I’ve paid my taxes for next year because I’ve paid them every year. Shouldn’t matter whether my income or tax bracket changes. If I was eligible for a particular tax bracket years ago then we’ll just assume I’m eligible for whatever tax bracket I want to be in. This ASSUMING could be really fun. lol

[danamco]

If you Google Jack Maskell, he shows up on many links so the critters seems to being fascinated by this “clown”???