[nanetteclaret]

***the citizenship of his father, who was a Kenyan national and subject of Great Britain.***

Which just proves the point about divided loyalty which the Founding Fathers were trying to make. Given the stories floating around about Obama’s visit to Kenya and his meddling in their election, it would certainly seem that he has divided loyalties. Not to mention the fact of all his relatives still in Kenya.

[so_real]

Which just proves the point about divided loyalty which the Founding Fathers were trying to make. Given the stories floating around about Obama’s visit to Kenya and his meddling in their election, it would certainly seem that he has divided loyalties. Not to mention the fact of all his relatives still in Kenya.

EXACTLY!

[stevestras]

“Which just proves the point about divided loyalty which the Founding Fathers were trying to make. Given the stories floating around about Obama’s visit to Kenya and his meddling in their election, it would certainly seem that he has divided loyalties. Not to mention the fact of all his relatives still in Kenya.”

To me, this is the most important point of the whole affair. He clearly has divided loyalty.

[Windflier]

***the citizenship of his father, who was a Kenyan national and subject of Great Britain.***

>>> "Which just proves the point about divided loyalty which the Founding Fathers were trying to make." <<<

I am crossing my fingers that the Supreme Court looks at this important issue through the lens of Original Intent.