[shadowgovernment]

a good friend of mine, born in Philippines of Chinese parents immigrated to the US in the 70’s..
He told me this whole Birth cert nonsense is not important
Obuma got elected, he should be president even if he was born in Africa. The constitution cannot overrule the vote.
Allowing millions of these voters here legally and illegal over the years and this is what you get.
The immigration issue has it's effects far and wide in what type of government we end up with..a case in point.

[Fred911]

[so_real]

That is an extremely good point. We are all subject to the mind-sets of our upbringing. An immigrant such as your friend would not, naturally, have the same care or concern the Framers (and Freepers) do in protecting the inviolability of our new government. Their children, on the other hand, raised by naturalized parents on U.S. soil under our government rule, more likely would.

[Faith]

Allowing millions of these voters here legally and illegal over the years and this is what you get. The immigration issue has it's effects far and wide in what type of government we end up with..a case in point.

Bingo.

[MHGinTN]

“The constitution cannot overrule the vote.” In some other nation, perhaps, but here in America—at least up until the affirmative action fraud raised his wicked inger to usurp the office of presdient—the process is followed or the Constitutional Republic is no longer valid. We have a way to vote for change to the Constitution. The recent election was not that way.