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To: El Gato
Because hew was a citizen and thus entitled to one.

Even though he never lived there and had no connection with the country since the age of 3?

Might be advantageous in some parts of the world, to have an "Other than Western" passport. The additionally difficulty would not be all that much, if it existed at all.

And the fact that there is absolutely no evidence of any kind that Obama had a Kenyan passport doesn't deter you in the least, does it?

190 posted on 01/04/2010 4:57:07 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: Non-Sequitur
Even though he never lived there and had no connection with the country since the age of 3?

That's my understanding. That's the way it would be for a US citizen. For example if a child had been born of two US citizen parents in a foreign land, or any number of other circumstances where the child had US Citizenship at birth, but had not lived here, since age 3, or ever.

And the fact that there is absolutely no evidence of any kind that Obama had a Kenyan passport doesn't deter you in the least, does it?

If you'll check, I never said he had one, I said he could have had one. He was eligible for one, at least until he turned 21. His own campaign said he was a Kenyan citizen but lost it at age 21. This alleged travel was prior to his 21st birthday, IIRC.

194 posted on 01/04/2010 8:20:36 PM PST by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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