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Okay, I will waste time on the juvenile, silly, pointless, Obot, mindless question you keep posting. You pose what you style a ‘solution’ to birther issues. If what you are proposing is a serious solution [pardon me while I try not to die laughing] then it should work for other similarly weighty issues/problems as well.

Here is one such problem. For the past 4+ decades public schools in the US and turned out ever stupider, more ignorant, less educated graduates, while at the same time producing ever more indoctrinated far left liberals. The students’ academic knowledge and abilities are negligible, but they are robotically brain-washed when it comes to believing the basics of what they’ve been taught: Liberalism = good; conservatism = bad.

In one area in particular the brainwashing is acute. Namely, the idea that homosexual sex is good, should be experimented with, and cannot be criticized at least until it has been tried. The intensity with which this message is delivered cannot be exaggerated. If US public school grads know nothing else, they know that homosexual sex is too good to question/disparage.

Now this is physically, intellectually and spiritually destroying lives, and in a very practical sense destroying the country at the same time. This would elevate the problem to a serious level, would it not?

So here comes your famous ‘solution’. I will paraphrase, but only as necessary.

Nero Germanicus would like to recommend a solution for the destruction being wreaked on the USA by the far left liberals in control of public education: the appointment of a Select House of Representatives Committee on Presidential Eligibility similar to the Select Committee on the Benghazi Attacks. He would recommend former prosecutor, Congressman Trey Gowdy to Chair that Select Committee but he’s already chairing the Benghazi Committee. There are many other members of the House who have impeccable conservative credentials and prior experience as prosecutors who could both chair and serve on such a committee. Congressional committee chairs have subpoena power to compel testimony under oath. A congressional committee also has the ability to investigate any and all relevant aspects of determining if indoctrinating students to experiment with homosexual sex poses any risk for either the students or for the country at large.

Yes, there would be Democrats on a Select Committee, but they would be in the minority and without enough votes to determine the direction or outcome of the investigation.
In Nero Germanicaus’ humble opinion, this should have been done years ago, preferably in the 70s, when heavy-duty indoctrination of public school children began in earnest. But better late than never.