Or....they are wanting to prevent the tragedy from happening again (to prevent Barry from setting a precedent), all the while trying to fight the fire. Wouldn't part of the post fire investigation be to determine "how" the fire started in the first place?
Good come back :-)
Absolutely! But the time to perform that investigation is not while the house is burning down around us. Let's focus on putting out the fire. Then we can talk about how it started and what we can do to keep it from happening again.
Instead, half (not all) of you (birthers) flat out refuse to recognize that the house is actually engulfed in fire because you're focusing on where the matches were manufactured and how they got into the house.
When the Electoral College voted and Congress certified it and Chief Justice John Roberts swore Obama into office (twice), that was it. He became the sitting POTUS. The SCOTUS does not have the authority to remove a sitting POTUS. So all the time, money, and effort spent on the eligibility lawsuits after Obama took office was a waste.
BTW, Donofrio agrees:
All of the eligibility law suits – brought before electoral college votes were counted in Congress – sought to challenge the qualifications of candidate Obama to be President. Once he graduated from “candidate Obama” to “President-elect Obama” and later “President Obama”, every single eligibility law suit pending before SCOTUS became moot Those actions are moot because SCOTUS has no authority to act on the relief requested in those law suits. And SCOTUS knows this better than anybody else.