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Well, they have these things called elections, at regularly scheduled intervals.

Voters don't vote in a general election on the Constitutional requirements for a person to become President because a general election doesn't address the eligibility of a person to become President. They can only vote for candidates on the ballot.

Run for precinct chair. Read up on election law. Real election law, not something Orly has anything to do with, and volunteer for the Republican Ballot Security Committee in your area. Take a couple of days off work, and serve as a poll watcher during early voting. Volunteer to help the Republican sign committee, or the committee that transports elderly/handicapped voters to the polls. And if those commutates don't exist in your neck of the woods, organize one, and recruit some volunteers.

None of this resolves someone who has violated the Constitution to occupy in the Oval office. Only a legal action can specifically address the eligibility issue. Your suggestion is the political version of burying your head in the sand.

Helping Orly Taitz isn't a serious act -- period. It is like helping Walter Mitty go out and buy a P51, and ranting that the Feds are part of a gigantic conspiracy to save the Luftwaffe from Walter Mitty, because he can't figure out how to get the BATF to allow him purchase 8 Browning .50 machine guns, and the FAA says he can't install them even if he buys them.

It doesn't get anymore serious than upholding the Constitution when someone or some people usurp it for their own political agenda at the expense of our freedoms. Failing to address this fundamental issue will only serve to empower those who wish to destroy the Constitution.

This could have been and still can be easily resolved by BO merely producing his birth certificate to prove he is a natural born citizen per Article 1 Section 2.

Only a legal action can specifically address the eligibility issue. Your suggestion is the political version of burying your head in the sand.

Good luck with that legal action. You will need it, until the Constitution is revised to give the Courts the powers to remove the President of the United State from office.

Who is it again that does have the power to remove the President from office? The Commissioner of Major League baseball? No. The Kiwanis Club? No. The Congress? Yeah. The United States Congress has, under the United States Constitution, exclusive power to remove the President of the United States from office.

And yet you claim that actually trying to win elections and change the make up of the Congress is, how did you put it? the political version of burying your head in the sand.

As I said, good luck with that legal action, and good luck as Walter Mitty's wingman. I hope the two of you knock down a bunch of Messerschmitts.