[sometime lurker]

Just one problem with the article. This is not a newly discovered law, and has been discussed many times on Free Republic. The law mentioned applies only to children born abroad. If Orly finally has proof of Kenyan birth, it works. It does not apply to a birth within the US.

[Roccus]

BINGO!!

[cynwoody]

If Orly finally has proof of Kenyan birth, it works.

Even that's far from certain. The age requirement only applied to married women. It could be argued that Stanley Ann was not validly married, since BHO, Sr. already had at least one wife back in Kenya.

BTW, be sure to click through to the article and select "Over $9" in his poll.

[usurper]

Thanks you saved me the trouble of pointing that out.

[erkelly]

I'm just wondering if Taitz does have a point here because Hawaii did not become a state until 1959. If Barak Obama was born in 1962 then Hawaii had only been a state for about 3-4 years. So my question is does living in an American territory count as living in the USA? If it does not, then Taitz is right and young Stanley Ann could not have conferred citizenship. Any legal types/lawyers out there who can answer this?