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To: Usagi_yo
He won the electoral college, he was *CERTIFIED* by congress and sworn in by the CJOTSCOTUS.

This doesn't mean he was ever Constitutionally eligible. You're trying to rely on circular logic, when it simply means nothing.

*CERTIFIED* would include, the vote tallies where correct, The House and The Senate concurred and approved and deemed him eligible.

They did NOTHING to "deem" Obama to be Constitutionally eligible. Certifying a count of electoral votes is irrelevant to whether or not Obama meets Article II requirements. Again, the courts have the Constitutional power to resolve controversies that arise under the Constitution. This means the courts have the power to declare any candidate/occupant to be ineligible for office.

36 posted on 10/07/2012 2:25:19 PM PDT by edge919
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To: edge919

The court cannot remove the President. <-— That’s a big fat period. Article 2 section 4 USCON.

Congress certified Obama’s eligibility de facto by certifying the election. each State’s Secretary of state certified Obama eligible de facto by putting him on the ballot. They are the arbiters of eligibility, not the Judicial Branch and certainly not either you or I.


38 posted on 10/07/2012 4:08:58 PM PDT by Usagi_yo
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