[OneTimeComment]

Who knows? I’ve read that Obama didn’t get an American passport until he became a senator. If that is true and if it is widely known that he traveled outside the United States, how could the Chief Justice swear him in if all he was presented was that recent passport? Wouldn’t that raise serious questions? Or am I wrong about something here?

I feel guilty about posting about this, as we must respect the results of elections and I would never want to support “Sore Loserman”-type activity. However, I can’t see this as harassment or tinfoil hat stuff.

[hoosiermama]

It IS Constitutional/legal stuff. The other terms are used often by trolls.

[mlo]

"Who knows? I’ve read that Obama didn’t get an American passport until he became a senator."

I didn't get a passport until I was an adult. And I *did* have to supply a birth certificate to get it.

[rodguy911]

Any time you support the constitution and object to a Presidential candidate hiding almost every aspect about his life, guilt is unnecessary, IMHO.