Still playing dumb, I see.
The point made by the real life example that I posted is that the issue of Barack Obama’s natural born citizenship has been thoroughly and completely adjudcated since 2008, all the way to the Supreme Court. Twenty seven appeals have reached the highest court in the land and in every instance, the Supreme Court Justices saw no reason to even hear oral arguments on lower court rulings which they have allowed to stand.
On two occasions in 2009 and again in 2013, both Houses of Congress certified Obama’s electoral votes without a single objection from any of the 535 members. By law it only takes one Representative and one Senator to submit a written objection to the President of the Senate for both Houses to adjourn to separate chambers and consider the objection.
No it hasn't. It's been deflected all the way to the supreme court. It has never been addressed on the merits. It has been pushed off because of one technicality excuse or another, and the legal system has simply brushed it off because they don't want to deal with it.
We aren't impressed by legal procedure, we are impressed by reason, logic and actual facts. We have long mocked the Judiciary for their nonsensical rulings and methodology. They would be a comedy act if the consequences weren't always so dire.
On two occasions in 2009 and again in 2013, both Houses of Congress certified Obama’s electoral votes without a single objection from any of the 535 members. By law it only takes one Representative and one Senator to submit a written objection to the President of the Senate for both Houses to adjourn to separate chambers and consider the objection.
That so many people were wrongly taught, and therefore believe something, does not make them correct. You are pushing the fallacy of popularity.
But then you always have.