[LibertyJihad]

So the argument is three-fold (at least). First, he wasn't born in the U.S.. Second, if he was born in the U.S., he is not a natural born citizen because . Third, even he was born in the U.S. and was a natural born citizen, he gave up his citizenship when he moved to Indonesia and he never re-established his citizenship. That sounds great. Now back to real-life. In the two-plus years that people have been titling at the citizenship windmill, Obama has laid waste to our country. He passed a "health care" bill that, if not reversed, will be the ruination of the country. He is proposing to speed the death process by increasing taxes during a deep recession/depression. Stop wasting resources on a frivolous battle while the bigger battle is being lost right in front of your eyes.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

Well, it seems like you cannot multi-task. If he is something other than what he says (scamming us) then his chances for re-election are nil. So, by reducing him to nil, I am missing the point somehow? In your “real world” the Constitution is toilet paper? I pass.

[noinfringers2]

There is more than one battle in a war and in this situation people can/should choose their battle(s). The question/goal is about the war we are involved in. I say it is a war to remove Obama and his enablers and recapture the lost part of our Nation and It’s Constitution. Choose your own battle(s) and be glad there are others in the war with you.

[Let_It_Be_So]

Thank you for your reply.

Interestingly, I happen to agree with you in the sense that we would do well to focus 98% of our energy on the economic “mess”, Health Care, national energy policy, etc.

At the same time, I don’t agree with your take that constitutional eligibility is “frivolous”. While I doubt this matter will be “settled” in the short term (not before we go into the voting booth in 2012), it is nevertheless an important matter, I believe.