Who has Standing to Challenge a Dubious Citizen Seeking the Presidency?

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[Jim Noble]

are already known with certainty: 1) his father was not a citizen

I think the true identity of his father is the most obscure part of the whole story.

[ml/nj]

Look Serlock! I'm just one voice. I cannot do anything by myself, but maybe I can do something useful acting in concert with other people who care.

I am the grandson of a certain woman born in Berlin. During the 20s and 30s she had an international business based there. In 1936 she came to the United States to look for a place to bring her family. For two years prior to that she had been sending her son, my father, outside of Germany to attend school. During her last years in Germany she asked foreign clients, whom she could trust, not to pay her for goods she sent to them. On the day of Kristalnacht (Nov '38) she and her husband, my grandfather, left Germany for the US. They collected money owed to them in places like the Netherlands; they collected their son in England; and they came to live here in the United States.

I have her blood in my veins. I understand what is happening here, and I do not like it. Apparently, this doesn't concern you. I suggest you go watch some TV or attend a movie, if the comments here on FR trouble you. I, for one, intend to keep making whatever comments I please so long as I am permitted to make them.

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[ml/nj]

The check on Obama's illegitimacy is the People, by any means necessary. If that is insufficient, we are lost and no phony commissions or pretended court decisions can save us.

Well said.

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[Izzy Dunne]

The Constitution does not authorize or provide for a "general election".

True enough, but my point is the same - election of party nominees is not a government function, subject to government rules.

Election of the President is.

Where in the Constitution do you find authority for something called a "Federal Election Commission"?

It's the President's job to see that the laws are faithfully upheld. If the FEC helps in that regard, then all the better.

Look, I don't care whether it's the FEC or the 57 states, but somebody should be responsible for vetting the qualifications of every Tom, Dick, and Barack who applies for the job.

Since it's a federal office, with federal eligibility requirements, it doesn't seem unreasonable to me that a federal office do it. Having 57 states do it separately serves no purpose that I see.

The point is that it should be done.